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Tea-growing countries such as Kenya face more erratic rainfall and rising temperatures, a report from Christian Aid warns.

"Political illiteracy benefits those in power. We really, really need to educate people about how political systems work," Otto English said.

"The inequitable distribution of vaccines is not just a moral outrage, it is also economically and epidemiologically self-defeating," WHO said.

He joined an illustrious list of candidates who have been left short changed after they failed to pick up the requisite number of votes.

The new contract will entail not only the production of the vaccines but also make sure that all essential components should be sourced from the EU.

The EU’s top court has also recently upheld a partial ban on three insecticides harming bees, much to the dismay of UK farmers.

The Express pinned the win on a 'Brexit bounce' while the Times says the PM is eyeing a 'decade in power'.

Dr Alex wants to change Labour from within and give EU migrants a voice, whilst representing the huge Romanian community in the UK.

"Strange times when the headline about Aliens being demons is the most sensible part of the front page."