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Chinese tells U.S. and Britain to stop interfering in Hong Kong affairs     •     Video sparks fears Hong Kong protesters being loaded on train to China     •     Anti-mask law to quell Hong Kong protests ruled unconstitutional by High Court     •     Irked by China, India signals turnaround on Dalai Lama,invites 84-year-old Tibetan leader to deliver prestigious lecture instituted in memory of its second President     •     EU says escalating violence in Hong Kong 'unacceptable'     •     Australia suspends human rights partnership with China over mass detention of Uyghur Muslim minority     •     Lady Colin Campbell defends Prince Andrew and claims ‘soliciting sex from minors is not paedophilia’     •     China Killing Prisoners To Harvest Organs For Transplant: New Report Exposes Cover-Up     •     Trump Replies ‘See You Soon’ After Kim Jong-un Calls for Biden to Be ‘Beaten to Death With a Stick’     •     China tells Uighur Muslims they are abducting their families so they can cleanse their brains [of religion] like they have a disease, leaked documents show     •     North Korea no longer interested in 'useless' meetings with US, says senior minister     •     'Pinochet-Style Dictatorship': Bolivia's Coup Govt Threatens to Arrest Leftist Lawmakers & Journalists. "Bolivia is living through a violent, regressive, completely undemocratic power grab. All govts must sever relations with this illegal regime."     •     Hacker Release 2 TB of data from the Cayman National Bank and Trust.     •     Trump didn't stand up to Saudi Arabia's MBS over Khashoggi murder because he feared oil prices rising, Anonymous book says     •     'They seem so helpless': Hongkongers flock to aid besieged protesters     •     U.S. condemns unjustified use of force in Hong Kong: senior official     •     North Korea says no more talks with U.S. just so Trump can boast     •     China calls on US to 'stop flexing muscles' in South China Sea: China claims nearly all of the disputed sea where it has built military installations on artificial islands.     •     Boris Johnson's government accused of 'lying' and 'xenophobia' after claiming EU citizens have 'preferential' access to NHS     •     House is investigating whether Trump lied to Mueller, its general counsel told a federal appeals court     •     Germany makes measles vaccination compulsory for children     •     McDonald's agrees to pay a decade's worth of back pay to potentially tens of thousands of former employees - The fast food chain is among a number of private and public organisations in New Zealand which miscalculated annual leave entitlements after legislation was changed in 2003.     •     Britain says it is seriously concerned by violence at Hong Kong universities     •     'No one needs to be a billionaire', Britain's Labour Party says     •     Journalist says he's barred from Vanuatu over reporting on Chinese influence     •     
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