HMS Queen Elizabeth 'will be sent to the Far East to take part in military drills with US and Japan'
The class leading HMS Queen Elizabeth is expected to visit the Far East during its maiden grand voyage next year, according to a report in the Times. Read more...
7 Things to Do This Weekend
How can you get your cultural fix when many arts institutions remain closed? Our writers offer suggestions for what to listen to and watch. Read more...
'Godzilla' dust plume sweeps across the Atlantic, ESA imagery shows
Over a period of less than a month, the plume has reached the Caribbean, South America and the US from its initial spot in the Sahara Desert. Read more...
Brother of Premier League defender killed in France -- reports
The brother of Premier League player Serge Aurier has been shot dead in the French city of Toulouse, French media reported on Monday. Read more...
Behold Vermont, From Above
These aerial images, stunning in their abstraction, evoke a powerful sense of transcendence and tranquillity. Read more...
Scientists find firm link between prostate cancer and HPV for the first time
Prostate cancer has been convincingly linked to the sexually transmitted human papillomavirus (HPV) for the first time. Read more...
Aboriginal prisoner, 22, who died in custody, suffered '10/10 pain' after enduring multiple seizures
Tane Chatfield was in agony after suffering multiple seizures on his last night in remand, an inquest into his death has heard.. Read more...
Manu Tuilagi saves his England career by signing for Sale Sharks
The 29-year-old Samoan-born centre did not agree to take a wage-cut at Welford Road so was released from the only top-flight club he has played for. Read more...
In Fine Print, Airlines Make It Harder to Fight for Passenger Rights
An increasing number of airlines are adding clauses that require passengers to settle disputes in private arbitration, rather than in court, and bar passengers from starting or joining class-action lawsuits. Read more...
The Pretenders album review Chrissie Hynde still sings like a dream
There's a puzzle about The Pretenders. Why are they not as big as they used to be? In a lockdown sort-out way, I came across a ticket for their show at Wembley Arena in 1987. Read more...
Police have stopped 18,500 passengers for not wearing masks but only handed out 59 fines so far
Sadiq Khan has revealed police have fined 59 Londoners for failing to wear a face mask, ahead of a new law making it mandatory to wear coverings in shops from next Friday. Read more...
New York City Cuts Arts Spending by 11 Percent to Close Budget Gap
Facing a billion loss in tax revenues, city leaders cut agency spending across the board, including the Department of Cultural Affairs. Read more...
Frank Lampard says arrivals of Timo Werner and Hakim Ziyech shouldn't unsettle his Chelsea squad
Chelsea have made their moves quickly in the transfer market ahead of the summer window, capturing the 53million signature of Timo Werner and 37.8m arrival of Hakim Ziyech. Read more...
No Coronavirus Reopening for Those at High Risk
As stay-at-home orders are relaxed and others venture back out, people with pre-existing conditions see even greater risk from the coronavirus. Read more...
F.C. Dallas Withdraws from M.L.S. Tournament Because of Virus Cases
League officials said 10 players and one member of the teams technical staff tested positive for the virus. Read more...
Warning over farmers' 'overreliance on China' as the country scoops up 78% of Australian wool
Representatives from Wool Producers Australia said only two per cent of Australia's fleece remains in the country, with China snapping up .2billion worth a year. Read more...
Classic English pubs are open from July 4 - and you can stay at all these for under 200
Pubs in England are allowed to open today and accept overnight guests. Here we have selected some of the best pubs with rooms and chose a few in Scotland and Wales ahead of rule changes there. Read more...
Nigerian citizen I prefer to die from Covid-19 than hunger
Nigeria's lockdown is making life increasingly difficult for the country's poor. CNN's Stephanie Busari reports from Lagos on the desperation many face. Read more...