On Factory Floors, a Chime and Flashing Light to Maintain Distance
Businesses like Henkel, a big German chemical company, are trying wearable sensors to prevent virus outbreaks among workers. Read more...
Aggressive Neighbors in the Nursing Home
One in five nursing home residents was involved in mistreatment of a neighbor in the previous month, a new study found. Read more...
Boy, four, seriously injured after clinging to escalator handrail and falling 20ft at Russian mall
A four-year-old boy was left with serious head injuriesafter grabbing hold of an ascending escalator at a shopping mall when his parents werenot watching - and falling 20ft. Read more...
Whats a Dance Theater Without an Audience?
A food pantry or a place to vote or a place to make dance with different expectations What weve taken off the table is the pressure of the result. Read more...
EU threatens legal action over post-Brexit Northern Ireland border checks dispute
Downing Street today insisted the UK has not broken the terms of the Brexit divorce deal after the EU accused ministers of 'violating' the Northern Ireland Protocol over border checks. Read more...
LaToya Ruby Frazier, American Witness
A marriage of art and activism, the artists searing photographs reveal the human toll of economic injustice. Read more...
Comedian Chris Lilley and girlfriend Gabriella Pereira enjoy a sneaky can of XXXX Gold on beach
Chris Lilley knocked back a couple of XXXX Gold beers on Bronte Beach, Sydney, during a date with girlfriendGabriella Pereira. Read more...
Derek DelGaudio and the Great Unburdening of Secrets
The magician explains how he worked up to In Of Itself in a new memoir, Amoralman, a prequel of sorts to the show. Read more...
Netflix Productions Are More Diverse Than Studio Films, Study Shows
The study, which the streaming giant commissioned, looked at films and TV series from 2018 and 2019. Read more...
Covid cases continue to drop in England but speed of decline has SLOWED
NHS Test and Trace show 68,738 people tested positive for for Covid in England between February 18 and 24, an 18.7 per cent decrease compared to the previous week. Read more...
Biden Looks to a Consensus Builder to Heal a Democratic Rift on Trade
Katherine Tai, the Biden administrations nominee for trade representative, will set the course for the Democrats worker-focused approach to trade. Read more...
Coronavirus REACT mass-testing survey finds 1 in 200 people infected in England
The study, run by Imperial College London, found that around 0.5 per cent of people were infected with the virus during the second half of February, with numbers now coming down more slowly. Read more...
Meghan Markle clashed with royal aides over freebie designer clothes that broke royal protocol
Meghan Markle, 39, who has rarely been seen in the same outfit twice, clashed with royal aides after boxes of free designer clothes were sent to Kensington Palace, sources told The Sun. Read more...
Men charged with human trafficking after man was found in shed 'where he had lived for 40 years'
Two men, both named Peter Swailes, aged 80 and 55, from Carlisle, have been charged with human trafficking offences after a 58-year-old man was found allegedly living in a shed in October 2018. Read more...
ALEX BRUMMER BT chairman's sudden departure is not a good look
It is normally the job of a new chairman to dispense with the services of the chief executive. That is what Jan du Plessis (pictured) did with Gavin Patterson after a short interregnum. Read more...
Crystal Palace 0-0 Man United Red Devils draw FOURTH game in last five games
MATT BARLOW AT SELHURST PARK The clock ticked past four hours and moved towards five without a goal for Man United and the mist descended to deliver a graveyard ambience. Read more...
Hong Kong protesters come out as 47 pro-democracy figures appear in court
Hundreds of protesters risked arrest to demonstrate outside a Hong Kong court, where 47 pro-democracy activists appeared Monday charged with subversion under the national security law, as authorities step up their crackdown against opposition voices. Read more...
New York Public Library will still lend Dr Seuss books pulled from publication over 'racist imagery'
A spokeswoman for the library said it will keep the six controversial titles in circulation as it does not censor books and will continue to lend them out until their condition deteriorates. Read more...