At least 8 people have been killed and 12 went missing as torrential rains hit the Indian city of Andhra Pradesh. A downpour of up to 20cm was recorded in three Rayalaseema districts and one south coastal district in the Indian state.

At least 8 dead, 12 missing after torrential rains hit Indian state of Andhra Pradesh

Georgia's ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili has finally ended his hunger strike after he was moved to a military hospital from a prison clinic. The jailed leader has been on a hunger strike for 50 days after his return from exile in Ukraine on October 1.

Georgia: Jailed Saakashvili ends hunger strike after 50 days; moved to military hospital

Nov 20 in history: First module of ISS launched, trials against 24 nazi criminals, and more

In what has been termed as a "a major milestone" by Health Canada, the country has now authorised the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for children between 5 and 11.

'A major milestone': Canada approves Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine for kids aged 5-11

The death toll in Sudan from anti-coup protests since last month's military takeover has risen to at least 40, medics said Saturday after a teenager shot in the head days earlier died.

Sudan: 40 people die due to anti-coup protests, says medics

In the torturous history of the US government’s black sites, the FBI has long been portrayed as acting with a strong moral compass. Its agents, disgusted with the violence they saw at a secret CIA prison in Thailand, walked out, enabling the bureau to later deploy “clean teams” untainted by torture to interrogate the five men accused of conspiring in the attacks of September 11, 2001.

FBI agents became CIA operatives in secret overseas prisons

At least 7 people have been hurt after Dutch police fired warning shots on protestors in Rotterdam who have been angered by the new restrictions introduced to battle the deadly coronavirus.

Europeans protest against partial lockdown in several countries; 7 people injured in Rotterdam

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that he is 'considering' boycott of Beijing winter Olympics. This comes as a move against China's violation of human rights, especially its treatment of Uighur muslims.

After US, UK 'considering' boycott of Beijing winter Olympics

After more than three weeks of no internet, authorities in Sudan have said that they will restore internet services gradually, reports state media. "Internet services are gradually returning through all telecommunication companies," the official news agency SUNA quoted officials as saying.

Amid chaos, internet services will soon be restored in Sudan: State media

Barbecue buffets can always be wholesome. An "all-you-can-eat restaurant" has been a point of attraction for live streamers for some time now. In a bizarre incident, a Chinese food live-streamer known as Mr Kang claims that he has been blacklisted from a barbecue buffet restaurant, Handadi Seafood BBQ Buffet in Changsha city, for eating too much.

Chinese man blacklisted from 'all you can eat' restaurant for eating too much

Tim Paine abruptly stepped down as Australia's test cricket captain on Friday after the sexting scandal where he exchanged sexual graphics with a female colleague.

'I'm sorry for any damage': Australia's Tim Paine resigns as captain after his involvement in sexting scandal

We bring you the biggest stories of the day so far. Read about how several farmers and rescuers used boats and personal watercraft, such as jet skis, to rescue hundreds of cows stranded in the floodwaters in Canada’s province of British Columbia.

Morning news brief: US investigates Instagram, floods in Canada and more

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