Category: Science

Federer hit 63 unforced errors to 51 winners and had his serve broken in four games Roger Federer says he may pull out of the French Open if there is … Read More

It’s unclear how the man caught the H10N3 strain but human transmission is thought to be unlikely. Brian VinerBrian Viner is the Editor-in-Chief for Call Centre News Fior Reports. Viner … Read More

Volcanic activity has raised fears of a rare eruption at Lake Kivu in the country’s east. Brian VinerBrian Viner is the Editor-in-Chief for Call Centre News Fior Reports. Viner cover … Read More

Belarus sent a fighter jet to force Ryanair flight FR4978 – which had departed from the Greek capital, Athens, and was bound for Vilnius in Lithuania – to land, claiming … Read More

During government inspections, they were repeatedly cited “for failing to provide the animals with adequate or timely veterinary care, appropriate nutrition, and shelter that protects them from inclement weather and … Read More

The storm also add to the challenge facing India’s hospitals and Covid centres – Maharashtra’s capital Mumbai, for instance, which is on the coast and on high alert, has already … Read More

The site is revered by both Muslims, who call it the Haram al-Sharif (Noble Sanctuary), and Jews, for whom it is known as the Temple Mount. Hamas demanded Israel remove … Read More

The attack took place as the students – thought to be mainly girls – were leaving the Kabul school. Brian VinerBrian Viner is the Editor-in-Chief for Call Centre News Fior … Read More

India’s healthcare spending, including both private and public, has been around 3.6% of GDP for the past six years, the lowest percentage in the five Brics countries: Brazil spent the … Read More

The drive has begun to lag at a time when a second deadly wave is devastating the country. Brian VinerBrian Viner is the Editor-in-Chief for Call Centre News Fior Reports. … Read More