Alexander Povetkin 'will seek WBC mandatory fight with Tyson Fury' with win over Dillian Whyte
Povetkin beat Dillian Whyte in a stunning upset and is already making plans for the future should he manage the same result again on November 21. He will pursue Tyson Fury. Read more...
Amazon's Ring unveils a bizarre home surveillance drone
Unveiled by Ring, the firm's home security arm, the Always Home Camcan fly to check if the stove is off or the window is still open while the user is away. Read more...
Israeli Accused of Sex Abuse in Australia Can Be Extradited, Court Says
Australia has been seeking Malka Leifers extradition for six years so she can face 74 charges of sexual assault stemming from her time as the principal of an ultra-Orthodox school in Melbourne. Read more...
How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?
Bobs Burgers is back, but maybe you would rather revisit Fraggle Rock or watch a compelling new 30 for 30. Read more...
Mal Washington 'We've a responsibility to do more than just hit a ball'
Mal Washington currently holds a 24-year record in men's tennis. He's the last Black man to play a Wimbledon final since Arthur Ashe in 1975 and he's fighting to make the sport more diverse. Read more...
Capital Radio DJ Sonny Jay is the SIXTH celebrity to be confirmed for Dancing On Ice
Sonny broke the news to listeners on Friday morning while presenting his daily breakfast show that he hosts alongside Roman Kemp and Sian Welby. Read more...
How a Power 5 Conference University Is Struggling to Have Sports in a Pandemic
At the University of California, Berkeley, athletes, coaches and administrators face the most complicated puzzle in sports the return of college athletics. They are allowing The Times an inside look at their journeys ups and downs. Read more...
As Schools Go Remote, Finding Lost Students Gets Harder
Early data for the new school year suggests that attendance in virtual classrooms is down, possibly because students are working or caring for siblings. Read more...
Beard Foundation Will Announce a Few More Awards, Despite a Vow Not To
After declaring that giving awards was not the right thing to do this year, the group will name three design honorees, adding new confusion to the process. Read more...
Patrick Ewing Says He Has Tested Positive for Coronavirus
Ewing, the Knicks great, revealed on Friday evening that he had tested positive for the coronavirus. This virus is serious and should not be taken lightly, he said. Read more...
England's coronavirus outbreak has DOUBLED in a week, official estimates show
The Office for National Statistics estimates that a total of 59,800 people are infected with Covid-19 at any one time in England, a projection that has soared from its 39,700 calculation last week. Read more...
Schitts Creek Sets an Emmy Record, Sweeping Comedy Categories
In its sixth and final season, the quirky Canadian comedy pulled off a sweep, taking home seven primetime awards and nine Emmys in all. Read more...
Unhinged review The wrong film at the wrong time
For months, anyone who cares about the future of British cinema has been looking forward to Unhinged. Read more...
Robin Goodfellow's Racing Tips Best bets for Thursday, September 24
Sportsmail's racing expert Robin Goodfellow dishes out his tips for Thursday's meetings at Perth, Newmarket, Pontefract and Kempton. Read more...
Pep Guardiola reveals Man City have just 13 players fit and will continue giving prospects a chance
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has confirmed that that the club will continue giving academy players a chance with just 13 regular first team squad players currently fit. Read more...
BAFTA Takes Steps on Diversity, After All-White, All-Male Shortlists
Voters in Britains version of the Oscars will have to take unconscious bias training, and there will be a quota for women in the first round of voting for best director. Read more...
Andy Murray and Jo Kona handed tough French Open opening round draws
Andy Murray and Jo Konta will be given blasts of the past and future at the French Open next week after being handed the most awkward of first round tasks. Read more...
Heathrow boss warns government's Covid quarantine policy is 'strangling' economy
The west London airport registered an 82 per cent fall in passenger numbers in August compared to last year, as it repeats its call for Boris Johnson to end Britain's quarantine rule. Read more...