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'The busiest day': Golf and tennis are returning in England

BBC Sport speaks to grassroots sport clubs as golf, tennis and fishing are among the sports set to start coming out of lockdown.

Dear Sophie: What’s the best option for international founders to expand in the US?

Sophie Alcorn Contributor Share on Twitter Sophie Alcorn is the founder of Alcorn Immigration Law in Silicon Valley and 2019 Global Law Experts Awards’ “Law Firm of the Year in California...

Coronavirus: How to socially distance on public transport

London’s transport authorities say travel is only for ‘essential journeys’ during the pandemic.

US message to Britain in bilateral trade talks: it's us – or China

Proposed clause viewed by diplomats as lever to deter closer UK relations with BeijingCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageThe US government has been privately pressing the UK in bilateral trade talks to make a choice between t...

'The genie is out of the bottle': telehealth points way for Australia post pandemic

From virtual hospitals to FaceTimed GP visits, innovations that have sprung up in response to coronavirus could transform a sector notoriously resistant to reformThis is the fifth in our series on Life after lockdown, which looks at how the Covid-19...

'It’s time to embrace the history of the country': first harvest of dancing grass in 200 years

Bruce Pascoe’s farm in east Gippsland, in Victoria, is producing native grains for flour and bread using traditional Aboriginal techniquesFull Story: How Bruce Pascoe rebounded from a summer of traumaOn the hill above Bruce Pascoe’s farm near Mallaco...

Not even Jack Dorsey can figure out how to use Periscope

Look, we get it: Technology is hard. It's just that, you know, you might expect a company's co-founder and CEO to know how to use his own product. Well, in the case of Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, it turns out that your expectations would be more...

Coronavirus: Who should wear a face mask or face covering?

For the first time, people in England are being advised to wear face coverings in some situations.

Telegram abandons its TON blockchain platform

Messaging service Telegram said on Tuesday it is abandoning its blockchain platform Telegram Open Network (TON) after a lengthy battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). “Today is a sad day for us here at Telegram . We are...

UK furlough scheme extended by four months

The scheme to pay wages of workers on leave because of coronavirus has been extended to the end of October.

Waymo expands first external investment round to $3 billion

Waymo has added an additional $750 million to the $2.25 billion funding round that it first announced in March, bringing the total size of the financing (its first from investors outside of Alphabet) to $3 billion. The extension comes from new inves...

Josh Trank on ‘Capone,’ and What Really Happened With ‘Fantastic Four’

The director, who’s back with a new biopic, recalls his time on the superhero bomb and a meeting with Kathleen Kennedy that led to his exit from a “Star Wars” film.

Anti-Semitic Incidents Surged in 2019, Report Says

The Anti-Defamation League reported more than 2,100 anti-Semitic incidents in the United States, a 12 percent jump and the most in any year since it began tracking them four decades ago.

Get this Dell 22-inch LED monitor shipped fast — all for just $109

TL;DR: Get the affordable Dell E2220H 22-inch LED monitor for just $109.24 at Dell as of May 12. Not only is it budget-friendly, this monitor will also ship within one business day. If you are lucky enough to work from home, it can still be...

Facebook is part of a group that will reportedly run ads to fight Silicon Valley regulations

As the U.S. government gets more serious about regulating Silicon Valley, Facebook will help a new group fund counterattacks. The Washington Post, citing anonymous sources, reported that Facebook is part of a political advocacy group called America...