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By Lucy Marks and Natalie Thomas LONDON (Reuters) - Practising Bollywood dance moves at his school gym in central England, 12-year-old Momin Rashid is...

'Most cases of Omicron COVID are mild', one senior WHO source said on Wednesday - but make no mistake, this variant still packs a punch.

Big Ben's famous clock will appear in time for it to do its most important yearly activity: marking the start of the New Year for thousands of people on London’s streets and millions more watching on television.

By Paul Sandle and Lucy Marks LONDON (Reuters) - Big Ben's dials will emerge from a shroud of scaffolding in time for the world famous clock to perfor...

Big Ben's dials will emerge from a shroud of scaffolding in time for the world famous clock to perform its most important annual role - ringing in the New Year for thousands on the streets of London and millions more watching on television.

By Paul Sandle and Lucy Marks LONDON (Reuters) - Big Ben's dials will emerge from a shroud of scaffolding in time for the world famous clock to perfor...

By Paul Sandle and Lucy Marks LONDON (Reuters) - Big Ben's dials will emerge from a shroud of scaffolding in time for the world famous clock to perfor...

By Paul Sandle and Lucy Marks LONDON (Reuters) - Big Ben's dials will emerge from a shroud of scaffolding in time for the world famous clock to perfor...

By William James, Lucy Marks and Simon Jessop GLASGOW (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of protesters marched on Saturday through rainy downtown Glasgow, and in many other cities around the world, to demand bolder action at the U.N. climate conference. Students, activists and climate-concerned citizens linked arms as they moved slowly through the streets of the Scottish city, host of the COP26 meeting that began on Monday. Some pushed children in strollers, some danced to stay warm. Police watched t...

By William James, Lucy Marks and Simon Jessop GLASGOW (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of protesters marched on Saturday through rainy downtown Glasgow, and in many other cities around the world, to demand bolder action at the U.N. climate conference. Students, activists and climate-concerned citizens linked arms as they moved slowly through the streets of the Scottish city, host of the COP26 meeting that began on Monday. Some pushed children in strollers, some danced to stay warm. Police watched t...