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The travellers arriving from the US were caught and fined C$19,720 ($16,000, £11,500).

SSE has sold its one-third stake in Scotland's gas supply network for £1225m, to focus on renewable electricity.

Vaccinations in the US are slowing as infections rise - we've looked at where and why this is happening.

The star, described as "a true cowboy", dies aged 60 of a suspected heart attack while on horseback.

Key maps and charts explaining how the virus has spread around the world.

The suspected shooter, Joseph Jimenez, 20, appeared in Riverside County Superior Court on Friday.

The US shot-putter defies a ban on podium gestures after taking silver at the Tokyo Games.

The video conferencing firm denies wrongdoing, but has agreed to boost security measures.

Developers say the site could contribute £300m a year to the local economy and create 4,500 jobs.

The deputy commissioner is indicted in the US for allegedly taking a bribe from an influencer.

The Chicago festival is the latest to cut ties, after the rapper's derogatory comments about people with HIV.

Cori Bush fears millions of US tenants could be at risk as a Covid-related eviction freeze expires.

The Chinese-Canadian star denies allegations made online by several women in China.

It is feared hackers may have accessed sensitive legal files during last year's SolarWinds breach.

The ruling is a big legal blow to the ex-president, who has not publicly disclosed his tax returns.

The Better Call Saul star says he had a "small heart attack" on Tuesday and is going to be okay.

A woman faces wildlife endangerment charges for a close call with a mother grizzly in Yellowstone.

The star says box office takings for Black Widow were hit when it was streamed at the same time.