See how doctors, patients and their families in Britain are coping with the unrelenting nature of the coronavirus pandemic, with photographs by @drewtesta and words from @cowellcnd. https://t.co/mcpeylXg1T https://t.co/ULi0elKhSp

The police raided the headquarters of F.C. Barcelona, creating another crisis for the soccer behemoth brought low by crippling debt, boardroom infighting and poor performances on the field.
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A day after a brutal crackdown on protesters, Myanmar's military rulers added new charges against Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.  https://t.co/6dQHd34voq

RT @drewtesta: On assignment for @nytimes, I spent weeks documenting the areas where the coronavirus has raged most violently in the UK. https://t.co/fgDaRhCqBV

Buckingham Palace says the husband of Queen Elizabeth is being treated for an infection and testing for a pre-existing heart condition. https://t.co/PseLUIMade

Aleksei A. Navalny has reportedly been sent to serve his sentence in one of Russia's strictest prisons. In one section, inmates, not allowed to handle razors, are shaved by fellow prisoners in better standing with the guards.  https://t.co/MWECOR67vU

Even as Britain starts to emerge from a deadly second wave of the pandemic, the coronavirus rages on — out of sight. We went inside the ICUs, care homes and mortuaries where an unrelenting battle is being waged. https://t.co/Wk8zUrngCB

“Hong Kong people are so angry," said Wong Tin-yan, a district council member who waited hours but was unable to attend the hearing. "No other protests can happen, so we come here. The new law forbids everything else.” https://t.co/Mu7z9exKhu

“We be drippin’,” one influencer told her 1.6 million Instagram followers in a post that showed her wading through tropical waters in a bikini. Nevermind that the Covid-19 caseloads in Maldives were escalating. https://t.co/ESK3yfTtIH

Some lucky residents across Britain looking up on Sunday night were treated to a sighting of a fireball meteor that lit up the sky.  https://t.co/FdA8z66iG2

China has raced ahead with a national digital currency, a bold effort to remake the way that government-backed money works.  https://t.co/V10MjDHKLs

The arrest of a Spanish rapper, jailed for his lyrics, has set off a wave of protests in Barcelona that's no longer just about him. https://t.co/TWJOf3i3zk

Dozens of pro-democracy figures were charged on Sunday with violating Hong Kong’s harsh new national security law, the latest blow to the dwindling hopes for democracy in the territory. https://t.co/cja5nqKp8u

Britain and the EU have fallen out politically and diplomatically, with a speed and bitterness that has surprised even pessimists about the relationship. https://t.co/jS09FeGHvO

El mundo necesita monos, cuyo ADN se parece mucho al de los humanos, para producir vacunas contra la COVID-19. Pero la escasez global se ha exacerbado al  prohibirse  la venta de fauna desde China, el principal proveedor de animales de laboratorio. https://t.co/OLjwkFmhQV

In a quiet corner of France, honor came for American soldiers from Harlem long before their own country recognized their bravery. https://t.co/7vlNuFTus5

It is a legal concept that keeps war criminals up at night: universal jurisdiction, the idea that any country can prosecute them for crimes committed anywhere. https://t.co/O57OvmDFqC

¿Qué hizo que nueve excursionistas experimentados, algunos descalzos y casi desnudos, salieran de su campamento hacia las temperaturas bajo cero de la tundra rusa en 1959? El acertijo ha desconcertado a investigadores e inspirado películas. https://t.co/JG9LmD1JFD

An Iranian official said the “time was not right” to sit back down with the US to try to revive the nuclear deal. https://t.co/Mom8z7KP87

At least 18 people were killed in Myanmar as the military escalated its crackdown on the daily protests against its month-old coup. https://t.co/s9pqZBQlYI