Nearly one-third of all US nurses who have died of coronavirus are Filipino
Experts say Filipino nurses are more likely to work in ERs, ICUs and surgical units compared to white nurses, have pre-existing conditions and live in multi-generational homes, increasing their risk. Read more...
Kaley Cuoco and her husband Karl Cook grieve as their elderly rescue dog Petunia dies
Kaley Cuoco and her husband Karl Cook bid farewell to their rescue Pit Bull Petunia on Wednesday. They adopted her earlier this year amid a series of serious health problems. Read more...
Afghanistan's Jihad Museum pays tribute to the Mujahideen victory over the Soviet Union
The Jihad Museum in Herat sits in a hillside garden, surrounded by blooming rose bushes and the detritus of the war against the Soviet Union, which claimed over one million lives. Read more...
Amount of new office space being built in London halved
Construction began on just 2.6m square feet of space in the six months to September, a 50 per cent drop on the previous year, according to Deloitte. Read more...
Nearly 60% of Americans WOULD get a coronavirus vaccine, poll reveals
After months of mounting distrust in potential coronavirus vaccines, Americans' confidence in preventive shots is on the rise at last, from 50% in September to 58% in early November, Gallup found. Read more...
Zagat and Michelin Hit Pause on New York City Guides
There will be no New York restaurant guides from the two companies this year, as restaurateurs struggle to keep their businesses open. Read more...
Russian Vaccine Maker Sputnik V Reports Positive Results on Incomplete Trial
The results were based on an unspecified small group of volunteers during the ongoing Phase 3 trial of the vaccine. Read more...
Brighton prepare to welcome supporters to the Amex starting with a local derby against Southampton
Clubs preparing for a return to action in front of their own fans are also braced to make a loss on the matches they are about to stage and they are desperate for a route map to bigger crowds. Read more...
Lily Safra
Further to an article about the murder of Edmond Safra, we wish to make it clear there was no intention to suggest that Mr Safra's widow Lily was involved in his death. We accept that there is no basis for such a suggestion and apologise for any distress caused. Read more...
Businessmen and tour groups could be exempt from quarantine in Britain
The move could last for three days but visitors to the UK would not be allowed to'socialise' or attend 'any other non-business-related activity'. Pictured A plane in London in August. Read more...
From That Peter Crouch Podcast to Paradise and The Rob Auton Daily Podcast This week's top podcasts
Last month Prince William appeared on this popular podcast to talk about mental health, and ended up being drawn down all sorts of jollier rabbit holes. Read more...
Owen Hargreaves hails Donny van de Beek's 'close to perfect' performance in Man United's victory
The midfielder was making only his fifth start of the season after joining the club in a 40million deal in the summer but impressed in a deeper role alongside Fred. Read more...
Dinosaurs Enormous 42-foot T. rex put on more than three stone a WEEK during adolescence
Researchers led from the US cut into the fossilised remains of various dinosaurs to measure the growth lines in their bones and track how fast they grew. Read more...
What to Stream Over the Holiday
Watch Planes, Trains and Automobiles or another of our favorite Thanksgiving movies. Plus, more ideas for how to pass the time while youre at home. Read more...
France's President Macron praises Diego Maradona
The Elysee hailed Maradona's contribution in 'the most geopolitical match in football history' - Argentina's 2-1 win over England in the 1986 World Cup, four years after the Falklands War. Read more...
I Remember When Rock Was Young
As a closeted queer teenager in 1970, I found something in Elton Johns voice that gave me hope. It still does. Read more...