How close are scientists to producing artificial blood?
Clinical trials from the UK to Japan are exploring man-made substitutes for blood.
South Korea’s impeached President Yoon released from prison
Yoon was arrested in mid-January on insurrection charges over his brief imposition of martial law weeks earlier.
‘Hell Plan’: Israel’s scheme for Gaza
Could phase two of the Gaza ceasefire be dead even before it gets underway?
Police hunting for three suspects after 12 injured in Toronto shooting
Police in Toronto are searching for three male suspects after at least 12 people were injured in a pub shooting in the Canadian city.
‘Worse to come’, warns Australian PM – as heavy rain and flooding batter east coast
The Australian prime minister has warned there is “worse to come” after a low tropical weather system brought heavy rain, strong winds and flooding to the country’s east coast.
Gene Hackman’s wife died from rare infectious disease around a week before actor’s death
Gene Hackman’s wife died from a rare infectious disease around a week before the actor died, medical investigators have said.
US pausing military aid is ‘betrayal’ to those defending Ukraine, soldier tells Sky News
It “cuts my heart” and is a “betrayal”.
Lammy and European foreign ministers back Egyptian plan for Gaza rebuild
Britain’s foreign secretary David Lammy, alongside his counterparts from France, Germany and Italy, have said they support an Arab-backed plan for the reconstruction of Gaza.
‘They left nobody’: More than 600 people killed in some of Syria’s deadliest violence
More than 600 people have died in clashes in Syria after violence erupted between government supporters and people thought to be loyal to the ousted President Bashar al Assad.
‘Very critical situation’ as at least six people killed in Argentina flooding
At least six people have died after heavy rains caused flooding in an Argentinian port city.