After an Islamist extremist stabbed two people in London yesterday, the British government has promised strict action against not only the perpetrator, but also an overhaul to the system.

UK promises sweeping reform after terror stabbing

A recent survey suggested that 8.6 million people claimed sick days last year because they thought their jobs were ''too painful'', the BBC reported. February 3 is considered National Sickie Day, whereby most people are likely to call in sick.

Today is National Sickie Day: 8.6 million claimed sick days last year due to 'painful' jobs

Lenin Moreno, the President of Ecuador recently apologised for his earlier comments about victims of sexual assault. He had said that women complain about harassment only when the perpetrators are ''ugly''.

Ecuador president suggests women report abuse only from 'ugly' men; apologises after backlash

Today in History: Massachusetts issues the first paper money in the Americas, SS Dorchester is sunk by a German U-boat and more

Wistron Corp, Taiwan's phone assembler has announced plans to assemble PCBs or printed circuit boards at its new plant in South India. Apple is pushing to increase manufacturing in India, which is the world's second-largest smartphone market.

Wistron to start assembly of key iPhone component in India soon

The nine-judge bench of the Supreme Court will hear the Sabarimala matter again on Thursday. During the day's hearing, Solicitor General (SG) Tushar Mehta told the Apex Court that the issues can be framed in the chambers itself.

Supreme Court to hear Sabarimala matter again on Thursday

More than 250 people from 30 countries arrived in France on Sunday after being flown out of the Chinese city of Wuhan, the center of an outbreak of a coronavirus, French officials said.

Plane brings more than 250 foreign nationals from epidemic-hit Wuhan to France

The mysterious coronavirus has fast-spread to four continents and has affected over 147,000 people. China, where the virus first emerged, has been taking steps to control the epidemic.

Chinese authorities ignored early reports of 'mysterious' coronavirus by doctor: Report

The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to Centre and all the State governments on a petition against the continued deaths of children who fall into borewells and the negligence shown by authorities to prevent such tragedies.

Supreme Court seeks reply from Centre and States on plea to stop deaths in borewells

A software engineer and TLC employee from Andhra Pradesh, who was allegedly not allowed to board the two special Air India flights that brought back many Indians from the coronavirus-hit Wuhan as she was running high body temperature, is now seeking help for her early evacuation.

Andhra woman remains stuck in Wuhan, seeks government help

As it turns out, we all have a bit of Neanderthal in our DNA, CNN reported. According to a new study, even Africans, who were perceived as having no links to our extinct human relative.

All modern humans possess Neanderthal DNA: Study

Panic-stricken residents have emptied shelves in major supermarkets in Hong Kong, stockpiling meat, rice, cleaning products, and soap as fears escalate over a coronavirus epidemic on the mainland.

Fearing virus, Hong Kong residents stock up on food, essentials

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