'People are right to be frustrated' Rishi Sunak promises action over 'tide' of migrant boats
The Chancellor said people were right to be 'frustrated', the day after 235 migrants in 17 vessels made the perilous crossing - the highest daily total since the crisis began. Read more...
Arda Turan Joins Galatasaray and Emerges From Exile
For months, Barcelona paid the finest player Turkey has ever produced not to play soccer. Why? Read more...
'I'm done with being shy.' Osaka on overcoming her crippling shyness
Two grand slam titles and a rapid rise to the top of world tennis was a head-spinning ascent for Naomi Osaka. Read more...
San Francisco Apologizes to Artist Over Maya Angelou Monument
Acknowledging that it caused significant harm to select and then reject Lava Thomas to design the monument, officials voted to suspend the search for another design. Read more...
25 named storms have never been forecast for a hurricane season, until now
The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season will be "extremely active," the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday in its revised forecast. Read more...
NASSER HUSSAINJos Buttler looks tired and short of confidence but is worth perservering with
NASSER HUSSAIN The potential of certain cricketers means you back them when the going gets tough - and Jos Buttler is one of those players. He is worth persevering with. Read more...
Horchata Ice Cream in a Store Near You
Helados La Neta is High Road Crafts new line of flavors including coconut, avocado and lime, and rum raisin. Read more...
Two in hospital after getting infections spread by tick bites
This is the first record of a UK-acquired case of babesiosis and the second case of TBE being acquired in the UK, Public Health England (PHE) said. Read more...
BBC gets over 18k complaints after N-word used in broadcast
BBC journalist Fiona Lamdin, left, used a racially offensive slur during a news broadcast on July 29 when interviewing the victim of a racist hit and run attack in Bristol. Read more...
What Martin Luther King Jr. Meant to New York
The civil rights leader was stabbed, honored and given a student pastoral assignment. He also led one of his biggest marches, against the war. Read more...
Coronavirus Leads Japan to Lock Borders, Shutting Out Foreign Workers
A pandemic policy that bars re-entry for many permanent and long-term residents has upended many lives and undercut Tokyos efforts to woo global capital and talent. Read more...
At the British Masters, Empty Fairways, Empty Pubs and a Hole in the Bubble
A town in northeast England welcomed 70,000 fans for the British Masters three years ago. This year, in so many ways, is different. Read more...
Great British boltholes A review of the Mason's Arms hotel in Devon
The Mail on Sunday's Simon Heptinstall checked into the Mason's Arms, a 28-room property located in the village of Branscombe. He liked the homely touches and its proximity to the beach. Read more...
Qatar Airways passengers to wear surgical face shield AND mask
The shields will be handed out to all travellers with the Doha-based airline. But for business-class customers wearing the shield and mask is only mandatory during boarding and disembarkation. Read more...
What Is Ammonium Nitrate, Blamed in the Beirut Explosion?
In ordinary circumstances, ammonium nitrate is fertilizer. But when placed under stress of heat and pressure, it acts like a bomb. Read more...
TikTok Ban Creators Respond to Trump
The uncertainty over the future of the wildly popular video app has brought chaos to its user community and to the entertainment and advertising industries as well. Read more...