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Boris Johnson told the Chinese president in a telephone call on Tuesday that he "loves China" and wants to work with Beijing to lift bilateral relations to a new level.

The prime minister and Xi Jinping also spoke about fighting "shoulder to shoulder" against the deadly coronavirus, known as COVID-19.

China's ambassador to the UK gave Sky News

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The debate over whether dinosaurs were cold-blooded like modern reptiles or warm-blooded like modern birds has been reignited by a new study analysing fossilised eggs.

New research by scientists at Yale in the US has analysed the chemistry of dinosaur eggshells, finding the way oxygen and carbon atoms were arranged within them suggested they were

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Chinese health authorities have been given a sliver of hope after the largest study carried out since the outbreak started found new COVID-19 cases appear to be falling.

A study by the Chinese Centre for Disease Control and Prevention said the number of new COVID-19 infections seemed to be falling since earlier this month, prompting guarded

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A NASCAR driver is in a serious condition after his car flipped and burst into flames in a 190mph crash.

Ryan Newman was in the lead at the Daytona 500 in Florida on Monday night when he was tapped from behind by second-placed Ryan Blaney.

Fans watched in horror as his Ford hurtled towards the edge of the track at the marquee event.

Upon hitting the

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Banking giant HSBC will cut 35,000 jobs over the next three years and shed assets in a major overhaul.

Some $100bn (£77bn) in assets will be cast off and the bank's investment branch slashed as it seeks to become leaner and more competitive.

Interim chief executive Noel Quinn said: "The totality of this programme is that our headcount is likely to

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Ozzy Osbourne has cancelled his North American tour to receive medical treatment after revealing he has Parkinson's disease.

The Black Sabbath frontman, 71, had been due to start the US leg of his No More Tours 2 tour in May, which was to include 17 shows, but said he will instead travel to Switzerland for medical treatment.

Osbourne revealed last

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