Coca-Cola's work with scientists was a 'low point in history of public health'
A team of international researchers say the non-profit GEBN was 'front group' for Coca-Cola to promote that a lack of exercise, not a bad diet or sugar, is driving the US obesity epidemic. Read more...
NFL star, 23, says doctors discovered heart condition after positive coronavirus test
34;It is really a blessing that we found this as my heart is severely enlarged and wouldnt have lasted much longer,34; Cameron Smith wrote. Read more...
Afghan turncoat who shot dead three Australian troops set to be released from jail in prisoner swap
The traitorous Afghan sergeant, Hekmatullah, (pictured left) who gunned down three Australian soldiers in a 'green-on-blue' attack in 2012 will soon walk free as part of a prisoner swap deal. Read more...
Strictly's Joe Sugg 'scores his first professional acting job in BBC drama The Syndicate'
Joe Sugg is set to make his acting debut in the BBC drama, The Syndicate later this year, according to new reports. Read more...
RUTH SUNDERLAND Does Boris have a grip on Covid economics?
It is not a case, as it is sometimes portrayed, of a crude choice between the economy and protecting the populace against the virus. The health of the nation and its wealth are in lockstep. Read more...
Boycotted. Criticized. But Fox News Leads the Pack in Prime Time.
Led by Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity, the channels pro-Trump lineup outranked every network from 8 to 11 p.m. in June and July. Read more...
JOANNE HART Why smaller firms could be a lifeline for profit seekers
Among the FTSE 250 index, companies such as Direct Line and Sabre Insurance are both offering chunky yields, backed up by earnings. Read more...
Some kids still have Covid-19 symptoms, months after falling ill
Fourteen-year-old Indiana Evans is a promising dancer from Hertfordshire, southern England, who was doing 16 hours of practice a week on top of school before the coronavirus pandemic hit. Read more...
Trump Says Microsoft Can Bid for TikTok
The president said he did not object to a potential acquisition of the Chinese-owned app, retreating from comments about banning the service. Read more...
DR MAX PEMBERTON Obesity threatens the NHSmore than Covid...
DR MAX PEMBERTON We are the second fattest nation (after Malta) in Europe, with almost one adult in three clinically obese and two thirds clocking up an unhealthy weight... Read more...
Giraffes bash heads in brutal battle in South Africa before victor poses with hoof on collapsed foe
Incredible footage of a violent fight between two male giraffes was captured on August 5 in Kruger National Park, South Africa. The video shows the giraffes knock heads until one is defeated. Read more...
Great British boltholes A review of Tickton Grange Country House Hotel, Yorkshire
The Mail on Sunday's Sarah Hartley checked into Tickton Grange, a country house hotel near Beverley. There are 20 acres of gardens to explore and the afternoon tea is a 'crowd-pleaser'. Read more...
A Prominent News Media Critic Is Starting a News Outlet of His Own
For years, media insiders turned to Ken Doctor for advice. Now he plans to compete against a hedge-fund-owned paper in Santa Cruz. Read more...
Wales opens children's SOFT PLAY centres from today
Facilities in the rest of the UK have still not been given a date to get back up and running. Read more...
Russian footballer hit by lightning is back in training
A Russian footballer who was hit by a lightning bolt while on the football pitch has recovered. FC Znamya Truda goalkeeper Ivan Zaborovsky was training when lightning struck him on July 4. Read more...