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'We expect the loss of at least 9,000 roles from our global workforce of 52,000,' said Rolls-Royce amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) health crisis

Bees play a vital role in the global food supply, pollinating crops which feed 90 per cent of the world's population. The population of honeybees alone has been declining rapidly, with a drop of a massive 89% between 2007 and 2016 and this has sparked worries of bees staring at extinction. The truth is, bees are crucial elements of our environment, and almost never get the credit that they deserve. If bees didn't exist, humans wouldn't either. Watch this video to know more.

In Virginia, Texas and Vermont, for example, officials said they have been combining the results of viral tests, which show an active infection, with antibody tests, which show a past infection. Faulty data may suggest COVID-19 is more under control than it really is.

Christian apologist Ravi Zacharias was diagnosed with metastatic cancer in March this year.
 

A bunch of tourists were left in an utter state of bewilderment after three lions induced a site visitor jam during their safari experience in Africa.

US Senator Elizabeth Warren said watching her oldest brother die from a distance after contracting COVID-19 was something she will never get over.
 

According to research, in the US, 74% of businesses want some of its workers to work remotely permanently and business leaders are actively shedding leased office space – hinting that not everyone will go back to the office. We discuss the four major changes in work culture post the coronavirus crisis

A law to introduce a new post-Brexit immigration system for the UK has been given initial approval by the MPs

Australians who are looking for furry company during the coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown, have lost money to puppy scams

Uber has announced to cut several thousand additional jobs, closing more than three dozen offices and re-evaluating big bets in areas ranging from freight to self-driving technology as CEO Dara Khosrowshahi attempts to steer the ride-hailing giant through the coronavirus pandemic