Former FDA head says the US is entering the 'biggest wave' of the coronavirus pandemic
Dr Scott Gottlieb, who ran the FDA from May 2017 to April 2019, said the US is entering the 'biggest wave' of the pandemic, pointing to the rising number of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations. Read more...
Jamie Carragher jokes he has to AVOID Jurgen Klopp at Anfield
Klopp took particular umbrage with Carragher's suggestion last week - following Van Dijk's serious ACL injury - that Liverpool should have foreseen potential problems earlier. Read more...
Could this be love, or just happy pills?
The Effect at the Cottesloe Theatre, is immersive. The audience is transported to luxurious private clinic. Comfy banquettes with flower arrangements double as a lab where drug trials for anti-depressants are taking place. Read more...
Stocks Post Worst Day in 4 Months as Infections Rise Around the Globe
The SP 500 was down 3.5 percent after France and Germany announced new lockdown measures, an unwelcome reminder of the recoverys fragility. Read more...
Hotelier rolling out overnight pre-flight Covid testing
The tests are now being offered at the five-star Sofitel at Heathrow, which connects to Terminal 5, and will be extended to the Arora Group's hotels at Gatwick and Stansted within weeks. Read more...
Frank Lampard names his ultimate seven-a-side team from the best opponents he's faced
Frank Lampard had many memorable battles with all of the legendary forwards and when it came to choosing a seven-a-side team, it was impossible to leave any of them out. Read more...
A High-Tech Array of Travel Tools Smart Health Cards, Temperature-Reading Glasses and More
Products that rely on artificial intelligence aim to make travel safer during the pandemic. But hefty prices and privacy concerns are issues. Read more...
How to Run a Race in a Time of Surging Coronavirus
Runners must decide whether we feel comfortable racing in-person and, if so, how we can best protect ourselves and others. Read more...
Naomi Osaka on raising awareness for racial injustice with her masks
2020 US Open champion Naomi Osaka talks about her push for further awareness of the names of victims she wore on her masks, the journey to the title and using her voice moving forward. Read more...
From The Witches to The Mandalorian and His House The best on demand TV to watch this week
When Roald Dahl wrote his wonderfully scary children's novel about a coven of child-hating witches planning to turn all kids into mice, it was set mainly in England. Bournemouth, in fact. Read more...
Bob Dylan album review Rough And Rowdy Ways may be energetically crafted but it lacks originality
At the grand old age of 79, Bob Dylan is still hungry. The minute lockdown happened, he released the longest song of his never-ending career. Read more...
John Lundstram 'set to leave Sheffield United in January after talks over a new contract break down'
The 26-year-old midfielder is in the final year of his deal with the Blades and has been offered a new long-term contract to stay, with manager Chris Wilder keen to keep him. Read more...
In Canada, Hockey Struggles to Return Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic
Because of concerns about the coronavirus, two of the three top junior leagues have yet to start their seasons. One of them may be allowed to resume only if it bans body checking. Read more...
Former Milly Designer Michelle Smith Has a New Line, and a New Life
With her husband, Michelle Smith built a successful clothing brand on the idea of demure femininity. Then she ripped up her life. Read more...
Category Close-Up A Tough Call in the Foreign-Language Race
"Leviathan" and "Ida" vie in an unusually tight competition for the foreign-language Oscar. Read more...