The Washington Post - 4 years ago
From a restricted Italy, an artist’s eye on the coronavirus
From a restricted Italy, an artist’s eye on the deadly coronavirus outbreak
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The Guardian - 4 years ago
UK takes a pasting from world's press over coronavirus crisis
Across Europe to the US, the foreign newspaper verdict is Britain has performed badlyCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageBritain’s reputation for its handling of the coronavirus epidemic has taken another global pasting after...
BBC News - 4 years ago
Coronavirus: How many people have died in the UK?
Official statistics show a large increase in the number of UK deaths above the expected level.
BBC News - 4 years ago
Tony Bellew: Ask British former heavyweight boxer your questions
Boxer, film actor, now reality TV star in SAS Who Dares Wins - ask former heavyweight world champion Tony Bellew your questions.
The Washington Post - 4 years ago
Netanyahu, armed with a new mandate, sets his sights on West Bank annexation
The Middle East is bracing for an explosive turning point in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu makes good on his campaign promise to extend Israeli sovereignty.
The Guardian - 4 years ago
'It's all rigged': Trump foreshadows how he could undermine presidential election
Trump accusations shed light on how he could use the Covid-19 pandemic to undermine the results of the November electionDonald Trump falsely accused Democrats of trying to “steal” Tuesday’s special election in California amid the Covid-19 pandemic by...
The Washington Post - 4 years ago
Sweden’s coronavirus strategy is not what it seems
The Scandinavian country's more relaxed approach to the virus was not crafted with economic imperatives in mind.
BBC News - 4 years ago
Scrabble fans slam 'sparkly abomination' new app
A new app designed to replace the existing official Scrabble app has sparked hundreds of complaints.
Mashable - 4 years ago
Tina Fey's daughter interrupts her Seth Meyers interview with the slowest, sickest burn
The expertly mischievous children of celebrities have been bursting into late night show interviews for the vast majority of this strange time where we're all staying home. But while Jimmy Fallon's kids heckling his monologue is one lightly dev...
The Guardian - 4 years ago
What is the future for travel and migration in age of Covid-19?
Lockdowns are starting to ease but travel and migration will be disrupted for longerCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageOur globalised world has been brought to a crashing halt by coronavirus.By April, over 90% of the world’s...
The New York Times - 4 years ago
New & Noteworthy, From a Korean Thriller to John Maynard Keynes
A selection of recent books of interest; plus, a peek at what our colleagues around the newsroom are reading.
The New York Times - 4 years ago
How Walking Changes Us
“In Praise of Walking” and “In Praise of Paths” offer two very different approaches to the benefits of taking regular strolls.
BBC News - 4 years ago
Coronavirus: Are children at risk and do they spread it?
Children appear to be at low risk from the disease, but are they spreading it?
The New York Times - 4 years ago
On Politics: A Warning of ‘Needless Suffering and Death’
Fauci plans to issue a stark warning on reopening the country: This is your morning tip sheet.
Mashable - 4 years ago
Computers can solve every problem thrown at them, right? This YouTuber dives into whether that's true.
We all know that computers are basically giant, whirring brains in small boxes — but are there any problems out there that they wouldn't ever be able to solve? As YouTuber Tom Scott explains in the video above, it's a question that's been...