Woolworths Balmain employee who returned from Melbourne tests positive for COVID-19
More than 50 workers at the Balmain supermarket have been ordered to quarantine after a man who worked on the self-serve checkouts tested positive to COVID-19 just days after flying home. Read more...
Leeds United are not concerned by their floodlights despite player claims over being blinded
Patrick Bamford and Helder Costa told team-mates they were blinded by the lights from the West Stand in the closing stages of Tuesday's game against Luton after missing two good chances. Read more...
The quirky boats that now rule on dry land, from a barge in Suffolk to a former ferry in Cornwall
All around Britain there are quirky and charming vessels available for self-catering breaks where navigation and sailing skills are not necessary. Here we pick four of the best options... Read more...
UN Eight mass graves reported found in Libya
The UNSMIL expressed "horror" over "reports on the discovery of at least eight mass graves in past days, the majority of them in Tarhuna." Read more...
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Ford's noise-cancelling dog house can keep your pup calm during fireworks and thunderstorms
Ford created a futuristic-looking dog kennel that uses noise-cancellation panels and the carmarker's active noise control technology to create an insulated environment for pets. Read more...
Surge in trendy degrees 'letting students down' says minister
Universities Minister Michelle Donelan has warned some trendy-sounding degrees are useless. 'Social mobility isn't about getting more people into university' she said. Read more...
Shed offices are the new conservatories as the outhouses increase in popularity
Whilst building a conservatory used to be the most convenient way of adding space to your home, 'shoffices' are usually much easier and quicker to install - even if they cost a similar amount. Read more...
The Old World Turns to a New World Spirit Rye
Distillers in Scotland and across Europe have started making their own versions of a whiskey long associated with North America. Read more...
What the stars have in store for your July horoscope
Astrologers Brandon Alter and Angel Lopez shares the astrology of July 2020, including a full moon in Capricorn marking the last eclipse of eclipse season. Buckle up, because things are about to get intense! Read more...
China completes its GPS-rivalling global navigation system Beidou
The spacecraft was launched into geostationary orbit on top of a Long March-3B rocket at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center at 0243 BST this morning. Read more...
You'll NEVER guess what the Old El Paso 'porque no los dos?' girl looks like now
Mia Agraviador was just six years old when the nation fell in love with her catchphrase - which is Spanish for 'why not both?' - and she's still proud to call herself 'that taco girl' Read more...
Jacqueline Jossa dishes advice on snaring a cheating partner
The EastEnders star, 27, dished out advice to some of her 2.8million followers on the photosharing site, with queries including help with escaping an unhappy marriage and tips on catching a cheat Read more...
After OscarsSoWhite, the Academy Meets Goal to Diversify Membership
The number of Oscar voters of color has tripled in the last four years, while the number of women has doubled. Still, the group skews heavily white and male. Read more...
Will Europe or the US Recover Faster from Coronavirus?
The United States, with its readiness to fire and hire, normally bounces back faster after a recession. This time, though, Europes model may be better. Read more...