Jailbird behind the secret Blair property deal that shamed No.10 is writing his bombshell memoirs
Despite a criminal career spanning his adult life the deed for which Foster is best known is an entirely legal and rather mundane affair back in 2002 - negotiating the purchase of two flats for Cherie Blair. Read more...
Photographer Konsta Punkka captures the magic of Patagonia in a set of stunning images
Finnish photographer Konsta Punkka flew 8,000 miles to Patagonia from his home country to snap the elusive puma as well as the area's stunning peaks and resident guanacos. Read more...
Turmoil at Funeral of Hachalu Hundessa Shows Ethiopias Combustible Politics
At least 81 people have been killed and dozens injured in the unrest that followed the killing of Hachalu Hundessa, underscoring long-simmering tensions in the Horn of Africa nation. Read more...
Mel B QUITS Celebrity Juice amid Spice Girls tour speculation
The Spice Girls star, 45, reportedly decided to leave the show due to the her hectic schedule, though bosses insisted the door would be left open for her to appear as a guest in the future. Read more...
MARTIN KEOWN Back-three specialist Nuno Espirito Santo has got his Wolves side fired up
MARTIN KEOWN Nuno Espirito Santo has alternated between 3-4-3 and 3-5-2 this season and we have seen further evidence of this since the Premier League's restart. Read more...
Will New N.C.A.A. Rules Really Keep Agents and Boosters at Bay?
If college athletes are permitted to cash in on their fame, how can the N.C.A.A. forbid guidance from people who have long worked in the shadows? Read more...
The Outpost Review At War, in a Worst-Case Scenario
U. S. soldiers in Afghanistan fight to defend themselves against the Taliban in this fact-based war drama from Rod Lurie. Read more...
Rafael Nadal Not Yet Ready to Travel for U.S. Open
If you ask me today if I want to travel today to New York to play a tennis tournament, I will say no, I will not. Read more...
Roger Federer shows off trick shots while on lockdown
Roger Federer is the latest athlete to take to social media to share his lockdown life. Read more...
Katie Price admits she hopes she outlives son Harvey because he 'won't cope without her'
The former glamour model, 42, said that she worries how her son, 18, would take care of himself, and is focused on improving his health after he was rushed to hospital earlier this week. Read more...
Daily Coronavirus Cases in the U.S. Soar Past 50,000 for the First Time
With more than 55,000 new cases, the country set a record for the sixth time in nine days. The Supreme Court granted Alabamas request to restore voting restrictions during the pandemic. China is downplaying expectations ahead of a planned trip to the country by W.H.O. officials. Read more...
New Trump Appointee Puts Global Internet Freedom at Risk, Critics Say
A battle involving Michael Pack and a U.S.-funded tech group revolves around software from Falun Gong, the secretive, anti-Beijing spiritual movement with pro-Trump elements. Read more...
Why Virus Deaths Are Down but May Soon Rise
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Can an Algorithm Predict the Pandemics Next Moves?
Researchers have developed a model that uses social-media and search data to forecast outbreaks of Covid-19 well before they occur. Read more...
BAZ BAMIGBOYE Matthew Rhys brings Perry Mason back to life in a smart new take on the old TV show
Matthew Rhys suffers some punishing pummelling as the title character in the new take on the old Perry Mason television series which starred Raymond Burr, BAZ BAMIGBOYE writes. Read more...
Our Boys Casualties of war face the enemy within
Its 1984. In the wake of the Falklands War and against the backdrop of the Troubles, five squaddies and an officer are laid up with injuries at the Queen Elizabeth Military Hospital in Woolwich. Read more...
South Korea Quarantine Hotel Is Targeted by Angry (and Noisy) Protesters
At one South Korean hotel, hundreds of quarantined foreigners are enduring noisy daily protests from local residents, who want them out. Read more...
Dr. Gupta If the US were my patient
Back in the middle of May, I wrote an essay titled "If the United States were my patient," pondering what it would be like if the United States were a flesh-and-blood person who had gotten sick with an ongoing infection. Read more...
Find a Vaccine. Next Produce 300 Million Vials of It.
Scaling up the manufacturing of syringes and other medical products required to deliver a vaccine to millions of Americans will be just as important as the vaccine itself. Read more...
Liverpool's Back to the Future moment
It's been thirty years since Liverpool last won an English league title and much has changed since that day in 1990. For the Anfield faithful, it's been Back to the Future. Read more...
A Little Chutzpah Goes a Long Way
A great-great granddaughter of the Yiddish writer Sholem Aleichem had a Jewish ceremony via Zoom outside a shul in Chicago. A legal one came later. Read more...