ALEX BRUMMER Tata tests Sunak's model with Port Talbot steel plant
When it comes to bailing out firms affected by Covid-19, Rishi Sunak is no pushover. There was reluctance in Whitehall to come to the rescue of Virgin Atlantic because there were other routes. Read more...
Fans of apocalyptic movies are better prepared for pandemic, study claims
Psychologists have found that people who have been watching movies depicting social chaos and an upturn in global order are better prepared for the virus. Read more...
Palestinians in Jordan Valley Fear Annexation Would Choke Off Their Villages
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants to annex territory along the Jordan border. Palestinian residents wonder where that leaves them. Read more...
Top International Players Uneasy on U.S. Open Plan as Decision Nears
The president of the United States Tennis Association said a decision on staging the Open must be made next week, but some top international players have reservations on the proposal. Read more...
Apple stock nears record high
Apple stock is less than away from its all-time high amid renewed optimism for the iPhone. Read more...
DEBORAH ROSSThe book? Irritating. The TV drama? Just gorgeous
Normal People is terrific, absolutely gorgeous, up there with the best TV dramas of recent years, like Patrick Melrose and My Brilliant Friend, but possibly not Belgravia Read more...
Jade mine landslide kills more than 100 in Myanmar
At least 116 people have died and others are feared trapped after a landslide at a jade mine in northern Myanmar's Kachin State, according to officials. Read more...
New Jobs Data Expected to Show Gains, but Worries Continue Live Updates
The latest on stock market and business news during the coronavirus outbreak. Read more...
Aristocrat and friend of the Queen saved from death by a can of CIDER after being trampled by cows
Francis Dymoke, 65, who holds the title of the Queen's Champion, was walking in Louth, near his estate in Horncastle, Lincolnshire, with his wife and dog when they were charged by the cows. Read more...
The Melbourne suburbs that could be next in line for lockdown
The three council areas are experiencing soaring infection rates as the state continues to battle a second wave of the virus. Read more...
Michail Antonio hails West Ham for overcoming controversy to record victory over Chelsea
Stockley Park took almost four minutes to chalk off the goal for another of those most marginal offside calls against Antonio, who was lying on the ground as Soucek lifted the ball over him. Read more...
Disney demonstrates deepfake technology that can swap people's faces in high-resolution
In a recently published paper, Disney Research Studios described a facial-swapping technology that uses an AI algorithm to realistically alter one's facial features in high-resolution. Read more...
Jordan Henderson insists Liverpool's Premier League title win is for Steven Gerrard
Jordan Henderson insisted that no one would replicate Steven Gerrard's standing at Liverpool after the 30-year-old led the club to their first league title in 30 years. Read more...
Dan Foster, the American-Born Big Dawg of Nigerian Radio, Dies at 61
Mr. Foster, a former U.S. Marine, pioneered a new style of on-air personality in his African home, becoming a top celebrity. He died after testing positive for the coronavirus. Read more...
Neil Ferguson admits breaking lockdown to see lover 'wrong'
The shamed scientist, nicknamed 'Professor Lockdown' because his grim modelling convinced ministers to shut the UK down, said 'I should have followed the rules and I regret that.' Read more...
STEPHEN GLOVER It's time for 'hard rain' to pour down on the Covid quango - Public Health England
STEPHEN GLOVER Who is to blame for Britain's appalling Covid-19 death rate - the second highest in Europe, exceeded only by Belgium? Many point to Boris Johnson's alleged failures. Read more...
The Bachelorette's Jarrod Woodgate breaks his silence on living with PTSD after years in the army
Bachelorette star Jarrod Woodgate spent 12 years in the Australian Army before he was medically discharged. Read more...
Professor Who Asked Student to Anglicize Her Name Is Put on Leave
Matthew Hubbard, a mathematics professor in Oakland, Calif., said his emails to Phuc Bui Diem Nguyen, a Vietnamese-American college freshman, were both a mistake and offensive. Read more...