Werner finally finds the net as Chelsea beat Newcastle
Chelsea notched up their fourth league win in a row under new coach Thomas Tuchel on Monday and striker Timo Werner ended his goal drought as the Blues beat Newcastle ...
Greek Cypriot mentality unchanged says Tatar
Calls for the removal of Turkish troops and an end to Turkey’s guarantor status are red lines from which the north will not budge, Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar ...
Start of road works underway to connect Peyia and Coral Bay
Work is underway to provide a better road network in Peyia which started with the demolition of a house on a dangerous corner allow road widening on Sunday, local authorities ...
AEL deal Apollon severe blow after Limassol derby win
AEL beat Apollon 2-1 in the Limassol derby on Monday night to leapfrog their city rivals into second place in the table.
Apollon could have replaced Omonia at the top ...
US reassures Turkey over executions after Erdogan calls response ‘a joke’
Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday reassured Ankara that Washington blames the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) for the executions of 13 kidnapped Turks in northern Iraq, after Turkey called an ...
Johnson wants ‘cautious but irreversible’ path out of lockdown (Update 2)
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday he would plot a cautious but irreversible path out of the COVID-19 lockdown this week after the vaccination of 15 million vulnerable people.
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UK’s Johnson says world needs pandemic treaty
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday that world powers should clinch a global treaty on pandemics to ensure proper transparency after the novel coronavirus outbreak which originated in ...
Brexit causing supply problems for small UK manufacturers
New post-Brexit trade restrictions have pushed up the cost of parts and raw materials for two thirds of small British manufacturers surveyed last month, and a majority reported some level ...
Coronavirus: One death, 113 new cases (Updated)
One death from the coronavirus and 113 new cases were announced on Monday.
The health ministry said the death was of a woman in Nicosia general hospital, aged 86, who had underlying ...
British children in limbo over gender therapy after court ruling
– Almost as soon as she could speak, Nina told her parents she was not a boy and she has lived as a girl since she was seven. Until recently, she ...
Yellow weather warning for storms
The met service issued a yellow weather warning for rain and storms late on Monday.
Drivers were asked to be careful citing limited visibility on the road. The service also ...
Coronavirus: Rapid testing sites for Tuesday
The health ministry has announced the rapid testing sites for Tuesday.
The sites are for the testing of the wider population but also the obligatory weekly testing of people back ...
One, two-ingredient chocolate bar? That’ll be $450, please
In this video, Oded Brenner, a chocolate expert and owner of Blue Stripes Urban Cacao in New York City, weighs up the merits of a 1.76-ounce $450 chocolate bar from To’...
Coronavirus: ‘I’m so exhausted and angry’ – protesters explain why they defied demo ban
Those who took to the streets on Saturday demonstrating against corruption and pandemic measures did not expect the police to use batons, teargas and water cannon to break up the ...
Woman injured by water cannon undergoes eye operation (Updated)
A 25-year-old woman who was injured by a police water cannon during a protest in Nicosia on Saturday underwent an eye operation on Monday.
Local musician Anastasia Demetriadou participated in ...
Jaguar cars to go all-electric by 2025
Jaguar Land Rover’s luxury Jaguar brand will be entirely electric by 2025 and the carmaker will launch e-models of its entire lineup by 2030, it said on Monday, as it joined ...
No post to Germany, Italy, France due to bad weather
The postal services have suspended deliveries to certain countries due to bad weather conditions, it was announced on Monday.
Citing bad weather conditions in European countries, the services announced the ...
Coronavirus: Fears that people are lying about positive case contacts
The epidemiological picture in Limassol remains alarming, the health ministry said on Monday following a meeting with the advisory committee on coronavirus and the contact tracing team.
One reason put ...
Testing out an astronaut’s exercise regimen
The environment of the International Space Station isn’t exactly hospitable to the human body. In fact, to spend any amount of time there, human astronauts must develop resilience by ...
Is aluminium a viable solution in phasing out plastic?
From laptops to water bottles, aluminium is being touted as an eco-friendly answer to the global crisis in plastic waste. But is aluminium really the cure-all that some claim it ...
Police chief: we may have gone too far over fake Yiolitis Twitter account
Opposition MPs on Monday piled on Justice Minister Emily Yiolitis for having reported to authorities a Twitter parody account – leading to police raiding the home of a Larnaca woman – with ...
Locked down and lonely, London Zoo faces fight to survive (with pics)
London Zoo should be teeming with children released from school by half-term holidays.
But instead, the monkeys’ pranks are unobserved, King Cobra is coiled friendless in the reptile house and ...
Covid vaccines touch down in Australia, New Zealand, inoculations to start
Australia and New Zealand have received their first COVID-19 vaccine deliveries and will begin rolling out inoculations in the coming week, while populous cities of Melbourne and Auckland remained locked ...
Calls for minister’s resignation over police’s use of force at demo (Update 2)
Opposition parties called for the justice minister’s resignation on Monday following accusations that police had unnecessarily cracked down on demonstrators using excessive force and injuring several people, including a 25...