Britain records another 18,804 Covid-19 cases and 80 deaths
Department of Health statistics show the daily number of infections has risen 34.6 per cent in a week, up from the 13,972 cases declared last Monday. Read more...
Before Nov. 3, Watch This and This and This
A number of movies, documentaries and TV mini-series that are coming out have immediate relevance to the 2020 election. Read more...
A Centuries-Old Korean Style Gets an Update
The hanbok, a traditional form of Korean dress, is being embraced by K-pop stars and adapted by innovative designers. Read more...
Cardinal George Pell denies bribing pedophile Gerald Ridsdale's nephew
Cardinal Pell released a statement denying he tried to bribe the nephew of pedophile priest Gerald Ridsdale when he told him on the phone in 1993 that he was abused as a child by his uncle. Read more...
Get the Birds To Come To You
Backyard birding has become the perfect pandemic pastime. Heres how to draw more species to your yard, and maybe get a good photo, too. Read more...
Airline Miles Programs Sure Are Profitable. Are You the Loser?
United and Delta have been boasting to lenders about fat margins in frequent-flier mile programs. Time for customers to pay a bit more attention. Read more...
Government buys 1 million pin prick Covid-19 tests which 'don't work'
The government has purchased one-million pin prick Covid-19 tests that are supposed to diagnose the illness within 20 minutes inside a patient's home, picture posed by model. Read more...
Recognize Misinformation on the Internet
Identifying reliable information online is especially urgent, and especially for seniors. Read more...
Friends say goodbye to schoolboy who was about to be father of twins before he died in horror smash
Brock Daniel died at the scene when the car he was in rolled in Cecil Plains, west of Toowoomba, at about 10.30pm on October 5. Read more...
Ironwoman Candice Warner steps out in Sydney... after Roxy Jacenko reveals their friendship is over
Roxy Jacenko sensationally revealed that her friendship with Candice Warner was over on Tuesday, following a brutal boxing match on Channel Seven's SAS Australia. Read more...
Financial advisor Helen Baker shares the six saving tricks to help you save THOUSANDS
A leading financial advisor has shared the saving tricks that will help you to save thousands in a short amount of time, including adopting the 50/30/20 method and hiding your bank from yourself. Read more...
Societies with 'good' governments fell harder than dictatorships, study suggests
Historically, when 'good' governments that provided goods and services for their people fell apart, they broke down more intensely than collapsing tyrannical regimes, US researchers say. Read more...
Scientists behind Armageddon flu virus suspend their research because it 'could put world at risk of catastrophic pandemic'
Researchers studying a potentially more lethal, airborne version of bird flu have suspended their studies because of concerns the mutant virus they have created could be used as a devastating form of bioterrorism or accidentally escape the lab. Read more...
Miller Theater Focuses on New, Old and Young Next Season
Seven composers from around the world will be featured in the theater's signature Composer Portraits series. Read more...
Arabella Del Busso FINALLY reveals why she faked multiple pregnancies on SAS Australia
After being called in for interrogation during Tuesday's episode of SAS Australia,Arabella Del Busso broke down as she spoke about faking pregnancies, before then quitting the show. Read more...
Coronavirus caused just 3% of 26,000 excess deaths since September
Figures from the Office for National Statistics show since March there have been 26,000 excess deaths from coronavirus in England and Wales - at 85,400 - compared to an expected level of 59,000. Read more...
People traffickers 'are paying French fishing boat crews to get migrants across the English Channel'
Once in open water, asylum seekers clamber into pre-inflated dinghies held in thefishing boat to complete the rest of the perilous 21-mile crossing, reports suggest. Read more...
U.S. Diplomats and Spies Battle Trump Administration Over Suspected Attacks
American officials in China, Cuba and Russia say U.S. agencies are concealing the true extent of the episodes, leaving colleagues vulnerable to hostile actions abroad. Read more...