SPORTS AGENDA England coach Eddie Jones has a plan for squad harmony ahead of Rugby World Cup
SPORTS AGENDA BY MIKE KEEGAN Eddie Jones has included lessons on Japanese history as part of England's World Cup preparations Read more...
Timeline Key events in Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou's extradition case
A Canadian judge will rule Wednesday on a key aspect of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou's extradition to the United States. The judge will rule on double criminality, meaning whether the charges against Meng were illegal in both Canada and the United States at the time of her December 2018 arrest. Read more...
Timeline From boom to bottom Renault and Nissan bet on deeper cooperation
Renault SA , Nissan Motor Co and Mitsubishi Motors have no plans to merge and will instead focus on a new production sharing plan to cut costs and improve efficiency, Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard said on Wednesday. Read more...
Government minister for Scotland resigns over Dominic Cummings
Matt Hancock today insisted Dominic Cummings did not break lockdown rules by travelling 260 miles to Durham. Read more...
Wimbledon Canceled A Kick in the Gut Not Felt Since World Wars
With Britain on lockdown, the tournament organizers didnt see a way to safely reschedule this year. Read more...
Stocks rally as Merck jumps into vaccine race
The SP 500 brief rallied above the key 3,000 mark for the first time since March amid a broad-based upswing fueled by vaccine and re-opening optimism. Conway G. Gittens has the action. Read more...
Art installation brings ocean waves to city
A realistic animation of waves in South Korea's capital Seoul is making a pleasant diversion for those who are unable to travel amid the coronavirus outbreak. Read more...
Wed be better off without American Airlines - Felix TV
Loose seats. Disrupted flights. Damning headlines. Its been a terrible week for American Airlines. Reuters blogger Felix Salmon explains why flying American and other big carriers has become such a drag. (October 4, 2012) Read more...
HETHERINGTON The Lloyd's insurer that heaps shame on its own industry
We run a small pub in Herefordshire, and due to the forced closure, we are struggling to make ends meet. We do have pandemic insurance, but our insurers are refusing to pay out. Read more...
In Audacious Move, Georgia and Florida Governors Offer to Host G.O.P. Convention
The party is still contractually obligated to hold the event in North Carolina, but President Trump has threatened a change of location as the states Democratic governor urges caution because of the coronavirus. Read more...
Masked traders return to NYSE floor after shutdown
The iconic New York Stock Exchange trading floor partially reopened on Tuesday after being shut since March to prevent the spread of COVID19. Read more...
Thai monarch and some of 20-strong female entourage spotted cycling near German hotel
The King of Thailand swapped his royal attire for cycling gear as he took his harem out for a bike ride near a luxury German hotel - where he has converted an entire floor into a 'pleasure palace'. Read more...
Robert Irwin, 16, jokes about 'third wheeling' on sister Bindi's honeymoon
He proudly walked his older sister Bindi down the aisle at her intimate wedding in March. Read more...
Juventus 'could return for Ivan Rakitic in January' after failing to complete deadline day move
The Serie A side had reportedly reached an agreement with Rakitic over personal terms but were unable to complete a move in time on deadline day. Read more...
Bugs Amazing photos show microscopic insects coping with a downpour
Tiny droplets of water make the bugs take on an altogether different look - looking inflated by the covering of liquid. Read more...
ROB WAUGH A ludicrous, lovely toy for the rich and childless
So I regard the Philips OLED+984 Ambilight with wistful longing. There's little point in bringing such a majestic device into a home where the biggest workout it's going to get is Paw Patrol binges Read more...
China Forgets the Coronavirus. A Writer Explores Its Amnesia.
A 2009 novel predicted the Chinese people would forget a traumatic crisis. The puzzle, says its author, is how it happened so fast. Read more...
No movies, no malls Canada's cities find new ways to beat the heat in pandemic
Canadian cities are opening air-conditioned recreation centers and libraries on Tuesday to allow people to cool off during a heat wave at a time when the coronavirus pandemic has shut down public swimming pools, shopping malls, movie theaters and other places that normally offer relief. Read more...