CDC tells businesses to 'end the hygiene theater'
'People can be infected with the virus that causes COVID-19 through contact with surfaces and objects, however... the risk by this route of transmission is actually low,' said CDC director Dr Walensky. Read more...
BAZ BAMIGBOYE How Hannah Waddingham lassoed the limelight and her dream job
BAZ BAMIGBOYE Shaking her head in disbelief, Hannah Waddingham roars with laughter as she suddenly, aged 46, finds herself at the centre of one of telly's hottest shows. Read more...
Nikki Grahame's mother brands lockdown the final blow for her eating disorder
Susan Grahame, 66, claimed her child's 30-year battle withanorexia nervosa worsened because of coronavirus lockdowns. Read more...
Designer says he wears Prince Philip's insult about his goatee as a badge of honour
His sharp-tongued wit may have raised eyebrows, but those on the receiving end of some of Prince Philip's off-the-cuff remarks have paid warm tribute to him. Read more...
Louis Bacon and Moore Capital - an apology
We are happy to confirm for the record that there is no substance whatsoever to the suggestion that Mr Bacon or Moore Capital are guilty of any unethical behaviour. Read more...
On Loving Drew Brees, and Deciding Not to Cancel Him
While Brees was the New Orleans Saints quarterback, his deep connection to the predominantly Black city was threatened by his criticism of those who protested during the national anthem. Read more...
Artist creates World Cup players' portraits with paint-covered football
'Red' Hong Yi produced colorful renderings of Portugals Cristiano Ronaldo, Brazils Neymar and Argentinas Lionel Messi. Read more...
Why America Cant Fix Its Gun Violence Crisis
Most Americans want to do something about it. Here39;s why we havent. Read more...
Vaccine Passports What Are They, and Who Might Need One?
The concept of documenting vaccinations is being taken to new levels of sophistication, and experts predict that electronic verification will soon become commonplace. Read more...
New car sales rebound in March as registrations rise 11.5%
It's the first month of year-on-year sales increases since August 2020 and comes as car dealerships prepare to reopen their showroom doors to customers next week for the first time in 2021. Read more...
The United Arab Emirates has announced its first female astronaut
A woman has made history in the United Arab Emirates as the country's first female astronaut. Read more...
Four men jailed for a total of 113 years for conspiring to murder
Dante Mullings, 20, was shot three times as he sat in a parked car in Birmingham in May 2019 in what was called a revenge attack for a serious stabbing just hours before. Read more...
Hundreds of brave Russians hit ski slopes in bikinis and underwear for annual BoogelWoogel carnival
Participants spent the week taking part in the festival while braving the 9 C temperatures and wearing almost nothing in the snow at the Rosa Khutor resort. Read more...
Una partcula diminuta podra alterar las leyes de la fsica
No es el prximo bosn de Higgs, todava. Pero la mejor explicacin, segn los fsicos, tiene que ver con formas de materia y energa no conocidas actualmente por la ciencia. Read more...
Boris Johnson will NOT attend Prince Philip's funeral to allow family members to attend
The Prime Minister was understood to have been expected to attend the ceremony for Philip by the royals, but offered to step aside with the number of guests allowed limited to 30. Read more...
Pfizer Requests Authorization to Use Vaccine in Young Teens
If the emergency use authorization is broadened, young adolescents could start getting vaccinated before going back to school in the fall. Read more...
I'm a victim of the 'rape culture' witch-hunt Pupil, 18, faces false claims on social media
A teenage schoolboy, 18, reveals how a torrent of anonymous, false claims that he is a sexual predator have turned his life into a nightmare. Read more...
Carmakers Strive to Stay Ahead of Hackers
The effects of a breach of a car, or fleet, could be devastating. Auto manufacturers and suppliers have aggressive plans, and a lot of firewalls. Read more...