Exclusive for MoS readers Discover Venice on a river cruise with culinary legend Prue Leith
You'll go to the Rialto food market with Prue and enjoy a cooking demonstration, exclusive talk and gala dinner with her aboard this seven-night luxury Uniworld cruise. Read more...
Deadline Day39;s Big Winner? It Was Jorge Mendes. Again.
The coronavirus pandemic has sent the soccer industry reeling, but money still flows to Mendes, one of the worlds most powerful agents. He just wrapped up another extremely profitable summer. Read more...
Phil Jones and Sergio Romero left out of Manchester United's25-man Premier League squad
Defender Jones and goalkeeper Romero were both also left out of United's Champions League squad earlier this month after falling out of favour under manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Read more...
Can Hashtag Activism Save Kidnapped Nigerian Girls?
A campaign to draw attention to a terrifying crime in Nigeria prompts reflections on the limits of hashtag activism. Read more...
Relatives of care home residents will be treated as key workers
The Health Minister Helen Whately said a trial will launched 'shortly' to see if the strategy would work. It would see relatives tested regularly and wearing PPE to see their loved ones in care homes. Read more...
Unmet Needs Continue to Pile Up
When someone is spending ,500 or more a month for assisted living, are there fewer activities the resident cant manage? Read more...
German Doner Kebab and Geek Retreat to create more than 1,000 jobs
Restaurant chain German Doner Kebab is set to open 12 restaurants by the end of the year, creating 480 jobs across cities including Liverpool, Nottingham, Bradford and Plymouth. Read more...
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Fast Facts
Read CNN's Fast Facts on the life of Brazil's former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Read more...
Airline Miles Programs Sure Are Profitable. Are You the Loser?
United and Delta have been boasting to lenders about fat margins in frequent-flier mile programs. Time for customers to pay a bit more attention. Read more...
Apollo Board Will Review Leon Blacks Ties to Jeffrey Epstein
Mr. Black, the chief executive and chairman of Apollo Global Management, asked independent board members to examine his relationship with the convicted sex offender. Read more...
The Doctor Helping Dance Companies Work Together Safely
Dr. Wendy Ziecheck has found a new specialty helping dancers to work together safely. Testing was the key to making this happen, she says. Read more...
Dead Russian satellite and defunct Chinese rocket avoid 'very high risk' collision by at least 36ft
A dead Russian satellite and discarded Chinese rocket that experts said had a 'very high risk' of impact in orbit did not collide. However, the space junk missed each other by at least 36 feet. Read more...
Climate Change and Poor Planning Are Blamed for California Blackouts
Grid managers ordered rolling blackouts across the state during a heat wave in August for the first time in two decades. Read more...
John Barilaro's mental health battle after Koala stoush with Gladys Berejiklian
John Barilaro couldn't get out of bed and nearly quit parliament, the New South Wales deputy premier said on his return from a four-week mental health break. Read more...
This courtroom memoir is so lacking in drama it's criminal
On the cover, the publishers have given this book a racy subtitle 'Harold Shipman To Operation Midland 17 Cases That Shocked The World.' Read more...
Oxbows Pedigree Is Rife With Belmont Success
Oxbow's ancestors have had plenty of success at Belmont Park Bold Reasoning set a new track record there for six furlongs when he was 4 years old, and Northern Dancer ran a surprising third in the 1964 Belmont Stakes. But two stars in particular jump out from his bloodline when thoughts turn to winning the Belmont Man o' War and Seattle Slew. Read more...