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NATO: No plans to deploy nuclear missiles in Europe NATO says it isn't planning to deploy intermediate-range nuclear missiles in Europe Reports of WhatsApp outage as app crashes worldwide There are reports of a global WhatsApp outage Google’s big warning to staff about vaccine mandate Google is getting tough on it's employees who haven't been vaccinated against COVID US surpasses grim COVID death toll Over 800,000 Americans have now died from COVID-19 - the highest national death toll from the global pandemic At least 59 dead following Haiti tanker explosion At least 59 people have been killed and dozens more injured. Europe’s largest economy on the brink of recession Germany is on the brink of recession following a winter of supply chain bottlenecks and surging Covid cases Belarusian opposition figure sentenced to 18 years at high-security penal colony The husband of the Belarusian opposition leader has been jailed for 18 years at a high-security penal colony Historic mission – first spacecraft to touch the sun NASA's Parker Solar Probe has officially become the first spacecraft to touch the sun OJ Simpson is a free man OJ Simpson is now a free man Game of politics as UK removes 11 countries from red list The UK government has announced that it will remove 11 countries from the country's travel red list Indonesia on high alert after 7.3 magnitude earthquake hits A magnitude 7.6 earthquake has been recorded in Indonesia, initially triggering a tsunami warning Indian police members in Kashmir rebel attack Authorities have identified the group behind a coordinated terrorist attack on a bus in India. U.S tornadoes – death toll continues to rise A baby is among 74 people confirmed dead in the state of Kentucky, and more than 100 people are missing. Starbucks to inspect 5,400 stores in China urgently Starbucks has issued an apology after selling expired food at stores in China and will carry out inspections at 5. Toyota production stoppage extended amid supply strain As the world continues to deal with growing supply-chain shortages.