Health department understood to be returning shipment of PPE and seeking refund …
Russian ship being towed from Falmouth to Turkey for scrap
A Russian cargo ship that grounded off a Cornish beach 17 months ago is being towed away so it can be scrapped. The 16,000-tonne Kuzma Minin has been moored off Falmouth since it ran aground in a …
Pressure on Turkey’s Economy Builds as Lira Nears Record Low
Turkey’s central bank has run short of foreign-currency reserves and has turned to the U.S. for possible help, but analysts say Washington is unlikely to oblige.
Erdogan begins to ease Turkey’s coronavirus restrictions
Turkey will start easing coronavirus containment measures from Monday, President Tayyip Erdogan said, lifting inter-city travel restrictions in seven provinces and easing a curfew imposed on senior …
Huge flock of sheep overruns street during coronavirus lockdown in Turkey – video
Scores of sheep crossed empty streets in Samsun, northern Turkey, as people stayed indoors over the weekend during the coronavirus lockdown …
Turkey’s coronavirus death toll rises by 64 to 3,461, slowdown continues
The number of people who have died from COVID-19 in Turkey has risen by 65 in the last 24 hours to 3,461, Health Ministry data showed on Monday, as a slowdown in deaths and confirmed cases continued.
Man vs. turkey is the best duel we’ve seen on a golf course in some time
In what is the best golf course duel we’ve seen since Tyrell Hatton held off Marc Leishman to win at Bay Hill two years months ago before the coronavirus pandemic put a pause in the PGA Tour season, …
Special Report: How Turkey’s courts turned on Erdogan’s foes
It took 16 judges to convict Kurdish politicians Gultan Kisanak and Sebahat Tuncel of belonging to a terrorist organization last year.
How Turkey’s courts turned on Erdogan’s foes
Thousands of Turkey’s judges and prosecutors have been sacked or jailed as Erdogan’s government wields the judiciary against its opponents. They have been replaced by loyal and inexperienced newcomers …
Coronavirus around the world: Turkey tea growers face worker shortage
Tea growers are facing a shortage of pickers due to curbs on travel.Up to 40,000 foreign workers usually travel to tea-growing regions on Turkey’s Black Sea coast for the harvest each summer, while a …