Michael Gove says face coverings WON'T be mandatory in shops in England
On the BBC's Andrew Marr show, Michael Gove said it was best to 'trust' the public and wearing a mask was a matter of 'good manners'. Read more...
Boohoo loses close to a quarter of its value
The fast-fashion retailer was forced to admit it did not know the name of a supplier which was paying staff 3.50 an hour to make Nasty Gal clothing. Read more...
Harry Potter 'open world' video game 'due next year'
The 'high-end' role-playing game will let 'muggles' become witches and wizards, cast spells and attend classes at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Read more...
Used Clothes Ban May Crimp Kenyan Style. It May Also Lift Local Design.
Kenya has halted imports of secondhand clothes to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. The move limits fashion selection, but opens doors for the countrys designers and manufacturers. Read more...
Game Time Beer? For M.L.S., Make That a Kickoff Cappuccino
Bed head, morning breath, fatigue. The 9 a.m. kickoffs for Major League Soccer games restarting this week could be one of the bigger challenges for players taking the field. Read more...
Just 12% of Britons want life to go back to 'normal' after coronavirus
Brits are willing to pay more money to fund the NHS and have no desire to return to the 'old normal.' a survey by BritainThinks has found. Read more...
Hannibal Lecter or Darth Vader? Trump's public mask debut sets social media on fire
Donald Trump's public debut of his face covering on Saturday sparked a fierce reaction on social media where he was compared to fictional villains like Darth Vader and Hannibal Lecter. Read more...
A Day-by-Day Re-Creation of Trumans Decision to Use Nuclear Weapons
Chris Wallaces Countdown 1945 recounts in gripping detail the rush to develop the atomic bomb and the debate over whether to use it. Read more...
BAZ BAMIGBOYE The venerable Vic fights for its independence
The Old Vic, one of London's landmark theatres, has rebuffed an attempt to take it over. The 202-year-old institution relies on deep-pocketed supporters and ticket sales to survive. Read more...
Wombat named Ted the latest recruit at Australian police station
Ted, the eight-month-old orphaned wombat, was rescued by a NSW Police officer after his mother was killed by a car and now spends his days at a police station. Read more...
Coronavirus US Cases hit record single-day high again at 63k
The US recorded it's most-ever coronavirus cases at 63,000 and it's second-highest ever fatalities at 990 deaths. Florida also reported it's most ever deaths. Read more...
Teens who go to bed late and sleep-in are nearly three times more likely to get asthma, experts find
Scientists have found that a stricter bedtime may reduce the risk of teenagers getting asthma. The University of Alberta also discovered that using smartphones late at night may make this worse. Read more...
U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Chinese Officials Over Mass Detention of Muslims
The measure, over human rights abuses against mainly the Uighur ethnic group, is likely to ratchet up tensions between Washington and Beijing. Read more...
Ryder Cup Postponed Until 2021 to Accommodate Fans
Many of the worlds top golfers had objected to holding the tournament without fans, threatening to drop out of the biennial event if it was not postponed. Read more...
Ten tips for buy-to-let Essential advice for property investment
Buy-to-let mortgage rates may be at near rock bottom levels but investing in property is much tougher than it once was. If you a a landlord, or tempted to become one, read our guide. Read more...
Kwame Onwuachi Is Leaving Kith and Kin in Washington
The chef said that he would seek a restaurant of his own. Paola Velez, the restaurants executive pastry chef, has also left, to work with two Washington restaurants. Read more...
Dogs shouldn't even be left alone in a car in the winter, scientists warn
Dog welfare experts monitored internal temperatures of cars in the UK, without dogs inside them, every day for two years. Read more...
RSPCA attacks Liz Truss's trade panel as undermining Britain's world-leading food standards
The UK's largest animal welfare charity has warned that the new Trade and Agriculture Commission is a 'Trojan horse' that risks undermining the nation's world-leading farm and food standards. Read more...