Sudan's Hamdok urges Saudi investment. Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok urges businessmen to invest in Sudan as part of his visit to the Saudi capital Riyadh, where he met top executives. David Doyle reports. History in Bloom in Bulgaria. A festival In Kazanlak, Bulgaria, in June will celebrate the Damask rose grown in the country. Plans to land the first Europeans on the Moon 'will be in place by the end of the year'. David Parker, the agency's Director of Human and Robotic Exploration, made the comments during a space conference in Wales earlier this week. Plans for a European moonshot are already in motion, he said. Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe endorses negative interest rates in paper. Danish banks are now paying home borrowers interest if they take out a mortgage with them. Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe has endorsed negative interest rates in a paper. Burst water main turns north London streets into fast-flowing river. Residents in Finsbury Park, North London, were desperately trying to stop rising water levels entering their homes as engineers battled to fix the problem, and 60 firefighters were sent to the scene. Australia Just Had a Bad Flu Season. That May Be a Warning for the U.S. In 2017, a terrible flu season in Australia presaged an American outbreak in which 79,000 died. Experts advise getting the shot soon. Cristiano Ronaldo reminisces about battles with rival Lionel Messi during UEFA award ceremony. Cristiano Ronaldo has spent much of his career battling with Messi for the game's biggest honours and the rivalry was heightened when the Portuguese spent nine years in La Liga. Workers feared trapped in Sierra Leone building collapse. Dozens of construction workers are feared missing in Sierra Leone after a three-story building collapsed, officials told CNN on Thursday. Aaron Boone The Savage in the Yankees Dugout. In his second year as the teams manager, Boone has learned from his missteps and complemented his upbeat demeanor with bursts of intensity. Peebles, Mayor, Queloz win Nobel physics prize for discoveries in astronomy. Canadian-American cosmologist James Peebles and Swiss scientists Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz won the 2019 Nobel Prize for Physics on Tuesday for shedding light on the evolution of the universe and discovering planets orbiting distant suns. Why students need shorter school days here What is a psychology thesis First vaping death reported in Connecticut brings national toll to 19. On Thursday, Connecticut confirmed that one of the 25 people with severe lung damage from vaping in the state had died. The death of the person, who was between 30 and 39 is the first in the state. Mass arrests as Extinction Rebellion takes protests global. Activist group Extinction Rebellion kicked off two weeks of peaceful protests on Monday, with protesters gluing their hands to roads and chaining themselves to cars. David Doyle reports. Schiff Got Early Account of Accusations as Whistle-Blowers Concerns Grew. Days before filing a whistle-blower complaint, a C.I.A. officer brought a vague version of his accusations to an aide on the House Intelligence Committee. Experts name the 17 used motors that make brilliant second-hand buys. Judges praised the Audi A3 Sportback (pictured) for its stylish and spacious interior, rock-solid infotainment system, potent engine range and superb dependability. Find out which other cars won. Legend ticks all the boxes. Lovers of British music can now get the complete recorded legacy, on 23 CDs, of Sir Clifford Curzon, the greatest English pianist of the 20th Century, for less than 50 on Decca. Alec Baldwin is hustled out of hundreds of dollars in infamous Statue of Liberty tour scam. Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin and his family were tricked into buying bogus Statue of Liberty tour tickets on Sunday. He posted a photo of the phony passes on Instagram. Naomi Osaka braves the CNN quickfire challenge. Two-time grand slam winner Naomi Osaka knows how to face a big-time tennis match, but can she see off CNN's quirky quickfire challenge? UK foreign minister Raab raises crash case with Pompeo. British foreign minister Dominic Raab told U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday he was disappointed by a U.S. decision to let a diplomat's wife who was involved in a fatal car crash use diplomatic immunity to leave Britain. Hong Kong still reeling after violent weekend. Hong Kong struggled to recover on Monday, with the metro only partially functioning and infrastructure extensively damaged, after scores of protesters were arrested in violent clashes overnight that drew the first warning from the Chinese military.

Jeremy Kyle could be forced to give evidence at inquest of guest Steve Dymond. Steve Dymond, 63, died around a week after taking a love-cheat lie-detector test on the Jeremy Kyle show and an inquest in Portsmouth heard today the TV host could be forced to give evidence. Multiple sclerosis could be stopped in the next DECADE, researchers say. MS is thought to affect 100,000 people in the UK, with 14 patients being diagnosed every day. There is no cure - but 2019 saw a number of breakthroughs which give experts hope. Liverpool face losing Bobby Duncan following his agent's sensational accusations but who is he? Bobby Duncan's name hit the spotlight on Wednesday after his agent sensationally accused Liverpool of holding the youngster against his will and damaging his mental health.