Emily woke up naked next to a stranger - after legal battle her tormentor has owned up to the truth
Emily Hunt's last recollection had been of enjoying a convivial lunch with her father five hours earlier. But then she had found herself, her head thumping, lying next to a man she didn't know. Read more...
In Champions League, a Coach With the Right Rsum Can Still Get It Wrong
For Europes superclubs, the bar for success hasnt changed. What teams look for in a coach absolutely has. Read more...
Washington man arrested after punching a 72-year-old in the face in row over face mask
Cody P. Hansen has been charged with assault after attacking a 72-year-old disabled veteran who made a comment about Hansen's girlfriend not wearing a face mask. Read more...
Hollywood bubbles back to business
Everyone wants life to return to normal -- and Hollywood is no different. Read more...
Black footballers too 'scared' to look at social media due to racist abuse, says Zaha
English Premier League star Wilfried Zaha says that he is too "scared to even look up my direct messages" because of the amount of abuse he gets on social media. Zaha opened up about the horrific messages he received from a 12-year-old boy on Instagram, and the backlash that followed when he raised awareness about this on social media. Read more...
NBCUniversal Pushes Out Chairman of NBC Entertainment
Paul Telegdy leaves the network ahead of a pending investigation into his workplace behavior. Read more...
How to Save Seeds for Next Year39;s Garden
After the unprecedented demand for seed last spring, gardeners may want to plan ahead for the next growing season. Its easier than you think. Read more...
AI named after V For Vendetta masks protects photos from being gathered by facial recognition apps
A new AI-powered program 'cloaks' images to ward off facial recognition apps. The tool makes subtle pixel-level changes that distort pictures enough so they cannot be used by online scrapers. Read more...
The Lost Pianos of Siberia, and the Lost Individuals Who Played Them
Sophy Roberts goes on a quest for a rare instrument, and discovers a vast, uncharted history along the way. Read more...
Tui now offers coronavirus cover - as its customers and crew embrace 'new normal' way of travelling
The cover - which UK-based Tui says should be used alongside normal travel insurance - will be applied to all new and existing bookings for holidays until December 31, 2020. Read more...
Trump signs four executive orders on coronavirus aid after Congress negotiations stalled
Trump signed four executive ordersrelated to what he called 'China virus relief' during a press conference at his golf resort in Bedminster, New Jersey, on Saturday afternoon. Read more...
Rafael Nadal Wont Chase a Repeat of His U.S. Open Title
Nadal said he would prefer not to travel to the New York tournament during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more...
World map based on Google data illustrates where nationalities most want to go on holiday in 2021
On the map - generated using Google search data - country names have been supplemented by its residents' most yearned-for destinations for 2021, when international travel should be much easier. Read more...
Global cooling 13,000 years ago caused by volcanic eruptions
Analysis of chemicals found in the soil atHall's Cave in the Texas Hill Country found the climate cooled due to volcanic activity and not from a meteorite impact. Read more...
How I Spent My Summer Vacation Singing, Dancing, Knife Fighting
When actor training migrated online, our reporter gave herself two weeks to learn as many theater skills and knife skills as she could. Read more...
Finger of suspicion is pointed at the world's most expensive painting
Salvator Mundi sold for 0 million (342 million) in 2017 but art expert Jacques Franck believes it is a 'workshop Leonardo' created by two of the artist's assistants. Read more...
Mysterious 300-million-year-old 'Tully monster' may not be the creature scientists thought it was
A 2016 discovery that the Tullimonstrum had a stiffened rod of cartilage saw Tully classified as a predatory vertebrate - now University College Cork researchers believe the grouping was wrong. Read more...
Who will stop the torturers of Beijing wiping Tibet from the face of the Earth?
NORMAN BAKER At last the world is waking up to the horrors inflicted by the Chinese Communist party upon the people it has colonised. Recently, we have seen chained and blindfolded Uighurs. Read more...