From Pel to Big Sky and Bates Motel The best on demand TV to watch this week
Pel is the only player to have won the World Cup three times - with Brazil in 1958, 1962 and 1970 - and was for a time the highest-paid athlete in the world. Read more...
Scott Morrison meets Emmanuel Macron in France to discuss submarine program
Scott Morrison has discussed the troubled billion submarine project with Emmanuel Macron during a meeting with the French president in Paris. Read more...
'Car bomb' found attached to local official's vehicle in Rome sparking alert ahead of Euro 2020 game
The device was discovered in the Piazza Mancini area of the capital, a couple of miles away from Rome's Olympic stadium where Italy are playing Switzerland tonight. Read more...
Ex-Army officer company boss who called his neighbour, 74, a 'peasant' is cleared of assault
Rosemary Westbrook, 74, alleged that Dane Pepperday shoved her during a dispute outside his 600,000 home in a sleepy hamlet near Gillingham, Dorset - but he was cleared of assault. Read more...
Lordstown39;s Struggles Raise New Fears About SPACs
Could regulators have stopped the electric car start-ups implosion? Read more...
People share worst Bridezilla moments, including one who asks guests to pay for their own meals
People from around the world have taken to social media to share the biggest bridezilla moments they have encountered, with WorldWideInterweb rounding up a selection of the most shocking posts. Read more...
Far From Track, Millionaire Racehorse Keeps Up Winning Ways
Nothing could shake Dry Martini. Not the dogfights of horse racing, where he won more than .4 million dollars, and certainly not foxhunting and jumping, where he dashed through the wilderness of the Pennsylvania foxhunting territory with the cool-headed aplomb of James Bond. Read more...
New York is back! Maskless crowds watch 'end of COVID' fireworks
Fireworks were launched over the Hudson River at 9.15pm and the city's major landmarks like the Empire State Building were lit up in blue and gold - the state's colors - as part of the party. Read more...
Super grass Six top tips to make your lawn worthy of a five-star hotel
Follow these lawn-care tips from Malcolm Campbell, Regional Grounds Manager for Sandals Resorts, and your garden will turn the neighbours green with envy. Read more...
Mike Schmidt Is the Greatest Draft Pick Ever
Fifty years later, Mike Schmidt stands alone as the baseball player who did the most for the team that drafted him. To one scout, Schmidts potential was obvious. Read more...
Greenpeace apologise for Euro 2020 stunt horror that left two injured
Greenpeace has apologised for an eco-stunt at last night's Euro match in Germany which saw a paraglider almost hit the stands, leaving two people in hospital. Read more...
At least 31 dead and thousands displaced after volcanic eruption in Democratic Republic of Congo
At least 31 people have died and hundreds of children were feared missing or separated from their families Monday after Mount Nyiragongo erupted in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) over the weekend. Read more...
Finally Making It to Manhattan
For those in other boroughs who dreamed of Manhattan, there was a silver lining to the pandemic lower rents. Read more...
Britain Signs Major Trade Deal With Australia, Its First After Brexit
The agreement will include a cap on tariff-free imports for 15 years, a measure intended to appease British farmers concerned about a flood of beef and sheep imports. Read more...
Grammy Officials Oppose an Open Hearing on Reasons for Ousting C.E.O.
The lawyer for the former chief executive, Deborah Dugan, said the Recording Academy, which runs the Grammy Awards, had already agreed to an open session to discuss her grievances. Read more...