Europcar made us wait a year for our money after we were rammed
In July last year we hired a car with Europcar from Montpellier airport in France. A couple of days later we were involved in an accident leaving a motorway page (toll booth). Read more...
Business owner fuming after BT tries to charge him 331 a year to advertise in phone book
Stephen Slyth said he received a letter from the telecoms firm advising him he would be charged 22.99 a month plus VAT to keep his company being advertised in the phone book. Read more...
White House Releases New Plan for Seismic Tests in Arctic Refuge
The survey would bring heavy trucks looking for signs of oil reserves into one of the most remote and pristine parts of the United States. Read more...
Brooklyn Botanic Garden Turns Over a New Leaf
A wild meadow and woodland ruin are now on exuberant display. The new, ecologically minded garden boasts shaggy clouds of vegetation. Read more...
Coronavirus UK SAGE warns against letting young 'go back to normal'
In leaked documents - handed to ministers last week - SAGE warns a 'herd immunity' strategy will not be possible because there will still be 'leaks' in infections between age groups. Read more...
Guitar Center Prepares for Possible Bankruptcy
Its still possible that Guitar Center could avert bankruptcy, as it did earlier this year. Read more...
Wrong kind of birdie! Cheeky magpie keeps knocking golfer's ball off tee as he tries to take shot
Golfer Charlie Smith, 30, trying to line up his drive atBromley Golf Centre, on aptly named Magpie Lane in Kent, but a cheeky bird has other plans. Read more...
Moderator Kristen Welker Manages to Keep Order at Final Debate
Im jealous, said Chris Wallace, the moderator of the unruly matchup last month, just after the debate, which featured a more civil President Trump. Read more...
Smoke from Amazon rainforest fires may increase melting of glaciers in the Andes 1000 miles away
Burning of the rainforest in southwestern Amazonia, could release aerosols such as black carbon which may speed up the melting of the Andean glaciers, finds Rio de Janeiro State University. Read more...
Ex-Spy Was Central to Project Veritas Hiring Effort, Testimony Shows
A British former intelligence officer was said to have recruited and interviewed potential hires as the conservative group sought to have former spies train employees. Read more...
Monzo Premium costs 15 but offers 1.5% interest and a metal card
The account will cost 180-a-year and fans should weigh up not just the metal card but whether they can get cheaper and better insurance elsewhere. Read more...
L.S.U. at Florida Football Game Postponed as Gators Face Virus Outbreak
The decision came days after Floridas coach described the football program as a model of safety during the pandemic. Read more...
Illinois health director breaks down in tears as she reports grim new coronavirus death toll
Illinois Department of Public Health Department Director Dr Ngozi Ezike announced the state's latest coronavirus data at an emotional briefing on Friday. Read more...
City Ballet Wont Return to the Stage Until September
The company announced the cancellation of its winter and spring seasons, but also declared its intention to return at full strength in the fall. Read more...
City Winery Opens in Hudson River Park
A counter-service spot from Make It Nice alumni, delivery-only dumplings and more restaurant news. Read more...