Coronavirus UK Van-Tam says nationwide lockdown 'inappropriate'
Professor Jonathan Van-Tam said imposing harsh restrictions in low-infection areas would not curb spread of the disease in hotspots such as the North West. Read more...
Exclusive for MoS readers Discover Venice on a river cruise with culinary legend Prue Leith
You'll go to the Rialto food market with Prue and enjoy a cooking demonstration, exclusive talk and gala dinner with her aboard this seven-night luxury Uniworld cruise. Read more...
Surprising study that suggests you should take antidepressants... even if you are NOT depressed
Dr Saeed Farooq, professor of psychiatry of Keele University suggested using antidepressants to counter depression is akin to taking Aspirin to ward off possible heart disease. Read more...
Animals Lions have their own unique roars that individuals use to recognise each other, study finds
Researchers from Oxford used machine learning to analyse the roars of various lions - picking out the distinguishing frequency that can be used to tell them apart. Read more...
Exeter University suspends students for breaching Covid rules
Police were called to a large party on Sunday and two smaller gatherings on Friday night with seven fixed penalty notices issued at a halls of residence in Exeter. Read more...
NASA prepares for Armageddon with a tabletop planetary defence exercise
NASA is investigating how best to respond to the possibility of an asteroid or a comet colliding with Earth in fictional situations. Read more...
Four Tied for the Lead of Tata Steel Chess Tournament
While Viswanathan Anand and Hikaru Nakamura, the co-leaders after Round 8, drew in Round 9, Vladimir Kramnik and Levon Aronian won. All four are tied are for the lead with four rounds to play. Read more...
Deadline Day39;s Big Winner? It Was Jorge Mendes. Again.
The coronavirus pandemic has sent the soccer industry reeling, but money still flows to Mendes, one of the worlds most powerful agents. He just wrapped up another extremely profitable summer. Read more...
How Weird Were the Tony Nominations? Well, How Weird Was the Season?
The nominators did the best they could with a Broadway slate hobbled by Covid-19. But some of the Tonys problems predate (and will outlast) the pandemic. Read more...
Love Island's Alexandra Cane displays her peachy posterior in a skimpy white thong
Alexandra Cane put on a cheeky display as she posed in a skimpy thong while heading to the gym on Wednesday. Read more...
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews last night's TV
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS Blood Of The Clans (BBC4) evoked the clash of 17th-century Scottish warlords with detailed reconstructions, using a large cast of extras... Read more...
The search for Fungie Ireland's beloved bottlenose dolphin
As the Irish government moves the country back into a strict, national lockdown for six weeks, an unlikely story continues to break through the endless Covid-19 headlines. Read more...
Sam Faiers flashes a gold band while celebrating her six year anniversary with Paul Knightley
The Mummy Diaries star, 29, appeared in great spirits as she stepped out with her boyfriend, 32, for a spot of food atZuma in Knightsbridge, London. Read more...
Banks refuse to mortgage flats over cladding fears
Growing numbers of homeowners are resorting to firms that pay cash for unwanted properties at cut prices. Some have been forced to accept reductions of 40 per cent on their asking price. Read more...
'Poldark' miner Cornish Lithium raises 5.2m in three days through crowdfunding campaign
The company said last month it had found 'world-leading' reserves of lithium, a key metal in making electric car batteries, in hot springs in Cornwall. Read more...
Disabled Do-It-Yourselfers Lead Way to Technology Gains
So long to overhyped innovations. Hello to tech that embeds accessibility into everyday devices. Read more...
NASA turns telescope data into music
The project turns X-ray, visible and infrared light data - gathered from far-flung parts of the Milky Way by three NASA telescopes- into audio. Read more...
Korea tensions over claims that warship was sunk by torpedo
The 1,500-tonne vessel went down near Baengnyeong island, several of the 104 crew were killed and others were missing last night. Read more...
The oil industry is firmly backing Trump over Biden
President Donald Trump is a fierce backer of the fossil fuels industry. And that support is paying off big time in the money race. Read more...
In India, a Dance Haven Shuts Out the World
With the pandemic, Nrityagram, near Bangalore, has become a more self-contained version of itself a refuge, with a single-minded focus on classical Indian dance. Read more...