Chinese Scientists warn that pigs could be the source of next pandemic as strain of swine flu in China has potential to spread to humans

Chinese scientists have warned that pigs are a 'key intermediate host' or 'mixing vessel' for viruses spreading from wild animals into humans and could cause another pandemic if not taken seriously. Experts from the Chinese Academy of Sciences have been studying outbreaks of swine flu in pig farms across the country and say the latest strain can pass to humans even though only two people are confirmed to have caught the virus, dubbed G4 EA H1N1, since the first outbreak in 2016

Kanye West celebrates his wife Kim Kardashian on becoming a 'billionaire' after selling 20% stake of her beauty line for $200m

Kanye West has celebrated his wife Kim Kardashian on becoming a 'billionaire' after she sold 20 percent stake of her beauty line to American multinational beauty company, COTY. The reality star and mother of four became a 'billionaire' after the beauty giant COTY purchased a 20 percent stake of her KKW Beauty company for $200 million.

Nigerian model calls out Beyonce for "contributing to the problematic ideologies of how Africa is viewed''

A Nigerian model has accused Beyonce of using African culture for personal gains without Africa benefitting from it.@Dimssoo also accused the American singer of contributing to the misrepresentation of Africa through her songs, thereby giving people the impression that "Africa is this place where we wake up in the morning and tie our wrapper and put chalk on our face and scream 'WAKANDA' then go and hunt lions.

J Alexander Kueng, one the four ex-Minneapolis Police officers charged in George Floyd's killing set to plead not guilty to all charges

One of the four ex-Minneapolis Police officers charged in George Floyd's killing will plead not guilty to all charges. J Alexander Kueng, 26, who is charged along with Derek Chauvin, 44, Tou Thao, 34, and Thomas Lane, 37, made his intentions known in a court filing obtained by DailyMail.com.

Belgian king apologises to DR Congo for colonial-era cruelty

Belgian King Philippe has expressed his "deepest regrets" to the Democratic Republic of Congo for the acts of cruelty committed during the years that his ancestor, Leopold II, presided over the DRC.