Covid Brazilian 'super strain' already in the UK, scientist reveals
Professor Wendy Barclay, from Imperial College London, said 'There are two different types of Brazilian variants. One of them has been detected in the UK and one of them has not.' Read more...
Historic Welsh village of 16 houses that could be yours for 1m is finally set to sold
The historic Welsh village in Aberllefenni, near Machynlleth, which has been on the market for more than four years, will be sold this year, according to estate agents. Read more...
Want a Divorce? Try Cameo to Break the News
After a series of viral pranks, the celebrity-driven video shout-out app has become the unexpected home for breakup announcements. Read more...
His Job Is Counting Stephen Currys 3-Pointers. Youd Retire, Too.
On the heels of Currys 62-point explosion (and after 57 years in his role), Fred Kast is retiring as the Golden State Warriors official scorekeeper. Read more...
BNP Paribas Open Tennis Tournament Is Postponed due to Coronavirus
The BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, Calif., hopes to move to later in the year. Read more...
China Bars Entry to 2 Members of W.H.O. Team Investigating Covid in Wuhan
Beijing has repeatedly impeded the global inquiry into the emergence of the coronavirus. Two scientists on the team remained in Singapore after testing positive for antibodies. Read more...
Daily Report Yahoos Multipronged Turnaround Strategy
Yahoo is opening itself up to all options spinoff, sale, a simplification of its operations in its quest to right itself. Read more...
What Is a Home? In Aftershocks, the Answer Is Not So Clear
In her memoir, Nadia Owusu contemplates what it means to find home. Read more...
Russian Court Orders Aleksei Navalny Held for 30 Days
Mr. Navalny, the Russian opposition leader, was arrested at a Moscow airport after five months in Germany, recovering from a near-fatal poisoning. Read more...
Rosie O'Donnell on President Donald Trump 'I pray to God he does' time in prison
The New York native has been Trump's the president's fiercest longstanding critics amid a public feud that began 15 years ago. Read more...
Wonder Woman 1984 review Gal Gadot and Chris Pine don't set the screen on fire
Three years ago, the original Wonder Woman film was so good it not only established the first female superhero in a leading role but breathed new life into a superhero genre. Read more...
The Case for Stewed Tripe
Theres abundant offal to be had at the supermarket, and this spicy, slurpable dish is exactly how you should cook it. Read more...
I'm A Celebrity star Pettifleur Berenger recalls her encounter with John Travolta
She's on this year's season of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, but Pettifleur Berenger was rubbing shoulders with A-listers even before entering the jungle. Read more...
Made by Hand in America A New Book Tells the Story of Unsung Artisans
Craft An American History, by Glenn Adamson, considers the often disparaged tradition of artisanal work from colonial days to todays maker movement. Read more...
Brazilian coronavirus variant may weaken vaccines' effects by 'hiding' from them
First identified in October, a Brazilian variant has gained ground there. Antibodies triggered by vaccines may not recognize it as quickly or neutralize it - much like South Africa's variant. Read more...
gets blasted
Baroness Sheila Noakes has blasted the bank for intervening in a debate about the laws around people transitioning from one gender to another. Read more...
Rash of Coronavirus Cases Poses Early Challenge for the Australian Open
With several positive tests among people arriving from abroad, and a strict quarantine, the Australian Open is not going the way organizers expected it would. Read more...
England ease to seven-wicket victory over Sri Lanka in first Test
Bairstow, who had been at least partly complicit in running out Root for one during the previous drama, led the way with 35 not out and had the honour of hitting the winning runs. Read more...
Spelling Bee
Use 7 letters to make as many words as you can. Read more...
Anatomy Of A Killing review An interesting - in places fascinating - read
On the morning of Saturday, April 22, 1978, an 'Active Service Unit' (ASU) of the Provisional IRA in West Belfast was preparing to carry out a murder. Read more...