Breakingviews TV Sony reboot
The Japanese giant is spending .7 billion taking a financial subsidiary private, and creating a holding company to oversee its sprawl. Robyn Mak explains how Sony is embracing its conglomerate status - and thumbing its nose at Dan Loeb of Third Point. Read more...
Hospital Safety Rules Are Relaxed to Fight Coronavirus
The federal government has redefined a hospital to include tents and dormitory rooms. Read more...
JAN MOIR The Duchesses' duel of the tights is all a game of thrones
JAN MOIR Can it be true that the beautiful wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle took place without anyone realising that a terrible hosiery-based solecism had been committed? Read more...
Coronavirus Aid Millions Can See Its End, and Theyre Scared
Emergency programs have cushioned the shutdowns impact on workers and businesses and lifted the economy, but may not outlast the coronavirus crisis. Read more...
BT Sport to show Amir Khan's fight against Terance Crawford for WBO welterweight title on April 20
BT Sport have announced that they will broadcast Amir Khan's WBO welterweight title fight against Terence Crawford on April 20.The British fighter faces a tough task against his unbeaten rival. Read more...
Bed sensor keeps unobtrusive eye on vital signs
May 25 - A bed sensor developed by an Israeli team is proving to be an effective and more reliable alternative to conventional patient monitoring technology. The sensor is designed to unobtrusively monitor a patient's vital signs from beneath their mattress and is less prone to sending out false alarms to nursing staff. Tara Cleary reports. Read more...
Hamiltons Victory in Abu Dhabi Extends the Race for Series Runner-Up
Lewis Hamilton took his third victory of the season after Sebastian Vettel crashed out of a race for the first time this season. Read more...
Dr Narendra Sharma
In our article of 30 March 2009, Doctor 'abused abortion patients', we reported allegations of sexual assault by Dr Sharma during a criminal trial, but did not report on the outcome. Dr Sharma was found not guilty of all charges and the trial judge stated that he could 'leave the Court without a stain on his character'. We are happy to set the record straight and apologise to Dr Sharma for the distress and embarrassment caused. Read more...
American Airlines flight attendant says she was banned from wearing a face shield
Marie, who lives in Worchester, Massachusetts, had been wearing the plastic face shield on flights since returning to work on May 2. Read more...
Laura Muir sets her sights on gold at World Championships in Doha
Mystery has surrounded the extent of the injury she suffered while racing in London in July, but her coach Andy Young confirmed yesterday it was a 'proper tear', but the Brit is competing this week. Read more...
From Rami Malek in Mr Robot to a Unabomber doc and Endeavour The best on demand TV this week
Rami Malek is now best known for his Oscar-winning performance as Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, but he first found fame via this Golden Globe-winning series. Read more...
Emergency Child Hunger Program Is Far Behind on Rollout
About a dozen states are seeing an uptick in cases, and California is in economic free fall after its early shutdown. Read more...
N.W.S.L. Plans a One-Month Season 25 Games in Utah
The top American womens soccer league said it had arranged to return to the field next month. But will all of its stars show up? Read more...
Red Dot Miami exhibits Ricardo Cardenas' Art on Concrete
Artwork to show at 16th edition Art Basel in Miami Beach Read more...
Even mild coronavirus illness leads to antibodies French study raises hope of immunity
Researchers in Paris screened the blood of 160 medics who had confirmed Covid-19. They found that 99.4 per cent of the group had antibodies to the virus 13 days after their symptoms. Read more...
Shocking moment gunmen faked being a couple and ambushed Mexican police officers in broad daylight
Two cops in Zacatecas, Mexico miraculously survived an ambush Sunday when four gunmen pretending to be two couples opened fire in the middle of street and fled. Read more...
Inside the last of Germany's disappearing nuclear plants
After an earthquake and tsunami triggered multiple meltdowns at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi power plant in 2011, the shockwaves were felt across the world's nuclear industry. Over 5,000 miles away in Germany, where the use of atomic energy had long been a matter of contention, the incident sounded a death knell. Read more...
What is Section 230? Legal Shield for Websites is the Targeted by Trump
Section 230, from a 1996 federal law, was meant to protect young internet companies from liability. Lawmakers have threatened to change it. Read more...
Phil Mickelson is seen practicing for BMW Championship in car park after hotel struck by lightning
Mickelson feared he would miss his 10.52am tee time (1652 BST) at Medinah after lightning struck the roof of his hotel on Saturday night and started a fire. Read more...
What Do You Do With a Stolen van Gogh? This Thief Knows
Octave Durham, who went to prison for stealing two paintings by the artist, explains the difficulties encountered in this line of work. Read more...