The UK Health Security Agency has released figures which show that 19 children have died from Strep A since September.
Amid more joyous scenes at their freedom from Russian occupation – the governor of the newly liberated Ukrainian city of Kherson has urged residents to avoid crowded places – warning “the enemy has mined nearly everything”.
Crowds have been out on the streets of newly liberated Kherson for a second day – hugging soldiers, waving flags and singing the Ukrainian anthem to celebrate the end of months of Russian occupation.
Israel’s former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu looks set for a comeback, with his Likud party and its right-wing allies set to win a majority in the country’s parliament.
Video of former President Hu Jintow being unexpectedly escorted out of the ruling Communist Party Congress has drawn global attention – but little explanation.
In Iran, protests that have gripped the country over the last three weeks show no sign of abating, sparked by the death in custody of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.
The British foreign office has summoned Iran’s diplomatic representative in the UK over the increasingly violent suppression of protests in Iran.
At least 125 people have died after violence broke out following a football match in Indonesia.
Yesterday President Putin declared the Donetsk region of Ukraine was now part of Russia.
The United Nations has called on Iran to allow peaceful demonstrations to take place – amid a crackdown against protests over the death of a young woman who was detained for breaking the law on wearing a hijab.
Hundreds of thousands of people have lined the streets of London and Windsor.
Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson has resigned after her government conceded defeat to a rival right wing bloc in Sunday’s election.
Troops and military horses have spent days rehearsing for this afternoon’s procession, as well as Monday’s funeral.
Ukrainian forces have retaken a number of key strategic towns from Russia’s forces, as they push even deeper into occupied territory around the eastern city of Kharkiv and towards Luhansk.
She insisted that her policy of cutting taxes was fair – even though the rich would gain more than the poor.