Britain's Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) said on Thursday that staff working at Britain's business and energy department building will begin a strike on the same day as UK's new prime minister is named next week.

Trade union says new UK PM will face staff walk out on first day

In a major development, Russian state-controlled gas giant Gazprom said that Nord Stream 1, a major pipeline pumping Russian gas to Germany and Europe will not be reopened till turbine repairs are done.

Russia: Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline, due to reopen on weekend, will remain shut

G7 nations on Friday (September 2) vowed to "urgently" implement a price cap on Russian oil imports with a view to cut a major source or Russian revenue in light of Ukraine war.

G7 nations talk of implementing Russian oil price cap 'urgently'

Greenpeace UK said on Friday (September 2) that it had dropped large boulders on seabed in marine coservation zone to prevent industrial fishing. The environmental group said that total of 18 boulders were dropped off the coast of southwest England.

Greenpeace UK drops large boulders on seabed to prevent industrial fishing

Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said on Friday (September 2) that reliability of Russian Nord Stream 1 gas export pipeline was under threat. As reason, he said that only one turbine was operational at the key compressor station.

Fresh supply cut looming? Kremlin says Nord Stream 1 reliability is under threat

A group of anti-vaxxers in Australia has been ordered to pay up USD 214,023 after the case in which they sued state and federal governments. The case was thrown out of the court, as per reports in Australian media.

Australia: Anti-vaxxers forced to pay $214,023 in legal costs 

Can you 'hear' an image? This sentence itself appears contradictory. We see images and hear sounds. But how can we hear images? Scientifically speaking, there is a process that uses audio to give users a perception of data.

You can literally hear this image clicked by James Webb Space Telescope 

A team of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has reached Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant for inspection. The team is led by IAEA chief Rafael Grossi. In other news Russia has kickstarted military exercise in its Far East.

Top 10 world news: IAEA team at Zaporizhzhia, Russia military drill, more news

Japan's weather agency said Tuesday "very strong" typhoon Hinnamnor was nearing several remote southern islands, prompting warnings for local residents to seek shelter before it becomes too dangerous.

Powerful typhoon nears southern Japan islands

Technology helps and it hurts. More so for a little girl named Alexa. The name, also shared by Amazon's smart speakers to which we can give voice commands was a personal hell for the little one.

Girl sharing name with Amazon's 'Alexa' faces teasing, parents change her name

Russian President Vladimir Putin will not attend the funeral of Soviet Russia's last leader Mikhail Gorbachev. The Kremlin said that Putin will not be able to attend the funeral due to 'schedule' constraints.

Putin not to attend Gorbachev's funeral due to 'schedule' constraints

Voyager probes are human-made spacecrafts that have gone farthest from the Earth. The spacecrafts have left the Solar System and are still moving ahead into interstellar space.

NASA engineers repair spacecraft that's 14 billion miles away from Earth

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