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Princess Beatrice married in private ceremony during coronavirus pandemic

By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News(LONDON) -- Princess Beatrice, whose plan for a large royal wedding was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, has tied the knot in a private ceremony on the grounds of Windsor Castle.Beatrice, the oldest ...
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UN makes largest single appeal amid warnings of unprecedented hunger due to pandemic

By CONOR FINNEGAN, ABC NEWS(NEW YORK) -- In June, daily new cases of coronavirus surged to record levels. Here's what happened throughout the month.The United Nations is warning that 265 million people could be pushed to the point of ...
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Scientists discover ultra-black deep sea fish, among the darkest creatures ever found

BY: ELLA TORRES, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — At least 16 types of recently discovered deep-sea fish are among the darkest creatures ever found, according to a study published Thursday. The fish -- called the ultra-black fish, which live anywhere between 200 ...
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Sculpture honoring Black Lives Matter protester removed amid heated Confederate statue debate

By KARMA ALLEN, ABC NEWS (LONDON) — A statue of a controversial 17th century British slave trader stood for more than 100 years in Bristol, U.K.Protesters toppled it last month, but the resin and steel Black Lives Matter sculpture that replaced ...
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What to know about the Russia-linked hackers accused of stealing COVID vaccine data

(MOSCOW) -- BY: PATRICK REEVELLThe Russian hacking group accused on Thursday by the U.K., U.S. and Canada of seeking to steal information on potential COVID-19 vaccines is a familiar name to cybersecurity experts.APT-29, or Advanced Persistent Threat 29, ...
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US, UK and Canada claim Russia tried to hack coronavirus vaccine research

(LONDON) -- BY: GUY DAVIES A "cyber espionage group" associated with the Russian intelligence services has attempted to hack into coronavirus vaccine research in the US, Britain and Canada, according to a report from U.K.'s National Cyber Security Center.The U.S. National ...
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ISIS bride Shamima Begum wins right to return to the UK to appeal her loss of citizenship

By GUY DAVIES, ABC News(LONDON) -- Shamima Begum, the British woman who joined ISIS as a teenager in 2015, is set to be allowed to return to the U.K. in order to challenge the government’s decision ...
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Iranians unite in Twitter protest over planned executions of three protesters

By SOMAYEH MALEKIAN, ABC News(TEHRAN, Iran) -- Iranians from a variety of political, economic and cultural backgrounds -- lawyers, teachers, footballers, artists, students, activists -- joined together in an unprecedented Twitter storm, sharing the hashtag #DoNotExecute to protest the judiciary ...
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Controversial slave trader statue replaced by sculpture honoring Black Lives Matter protester

BY: KARMA ALLEN, ABC NEWS (LONDON) — Just weeks after protesters illegally toppled a controversial statue of a 17th century British slave trader, an acclaimed sculptor secretly replaced it with a brand new effigy honoring a U.K. Black Lives Matter protester. British artist Marc ...
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As seaweed becomes a top crop in East Africa, a new program will help farmers grow it sustainably

By MEREDITH DELISO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Seaweed has become one of Zanzibar's major crops since seaweed farming was introduced on the Tanzanian archipelago in the 1980s.Exports were valued at $5.2 million for the year ending in May, ...
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Vanishing of rare bird colony in New Zealand highlights greater risks to species

BY: ELLA TORRES, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — The vanishing of a rare bird colony in New Zealand has left ornithologists both baffled and concerned for the species' future, according to experts who spoke to ABC News. The shore plovers, also known as tūturuatus, ...
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Hong Kong returns to social distancing as ‘critical’ 3rd wave hits city

By BRITT CLENNETT and KARSON YIU, ABC News(HONG KONG) -- Life in Hong Kong had more or less returned to normal. Restaurants, shopping malls and public areas appeared to be buzzing once again.However, after a sudden spate of ...
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