Last ever A380 superjumbo is almost done
A magnificent beast made of four million parts from 30 different countries, the Airbus A380 is the world's largest passenger airliner, and its era is almost at an end. Read more...
Barcelona 'pull OUT of bid' to sign Inter Milan star Lautaro Martinez
Lautaro Martinez has been strongly linked with a move to the Nou Camp this year. However, given thefinancial uncertainty at Barcelona, the Catalans have decided to withdraw from the transfer race. Read more...
I Feel Sorry for Americans A Baffled World Watches the U.S.
From Myanmar to Canada, people are asking How did a superpower allow itself to be felled by a virus? And why wont the president commit to a peaceful transition of power? Read more...
Supermarkets stock up on flour as Waitrose boss slams panic buyers
Shops have brought in extra stocks of flour to see fans of The Great British Bake Off through potential outbreaks of lockdown panic buying. Read more...
Are you willing to try DIY dentistry? We review the at-home remedies to get your teeth stuck into
A tripto the dentist tops the poll of things in life that make us most nervous, according to the Oral Health Foundation, with 14 per cent of people admitting they are frightened to visit. Read more...
Broadway star Celeste Holm's longtime Manhattan home put on the market for million by estranged son following her death
Boasting spectacular views over the city, the duplex at 88 Central Park is where the star lived for more than half a century and died this July, aged 95. Dan Dunning, whose father was Holm's third husband, told the New York Times 'She loved it because of the view of the park and the way she felt involvement with the seasons, just by looking through her windows. Read more...
Dance on Film Is the Only Game in Town. BalletX Takes the Field.
This Philadelphia company has released four new works that engage the medium by pairing choreographers with filmmakers. Read more...
Disabled Do-It-Yourselfers Lead Way to Technology Gains
So long to overhyped innovations. Hello to tech that embeds accessibility into everyday devices. Read more...
Banged-Up 49ers Make It 2-0 at MetLife, Beating the Winless Giants
A week after the 49ers beat the Jets at MetLife Stadium, then complained about the stadiums sticky new turf, they dominated the Giants behind their backup quarterback, Nick Mullens. Read more...
For New York City Ballet, Another Digital Season
Live performances in the theater are still on hold, but the company will present an online season, culminating in five new dances. Read more...
For U.K.s Boris Johnson, Hardball Tactics Seem the Only Way to a Brexit Deal
With a combative style, Mr. Johnson has pointedly avoided comparisons to Theresa May, his predecessor. But will his strategy yield a deal? Read more...
Scientists say they've figured the odds of catching Covid-19 on a plane
Sitting squeezed between a number of strangers on board an aircraft might feel like a risky position during these uncertain times. Read more...
Ali Smith, Frances Cha, Vaseem Khan and Elin Hilderbrand This week's brand new fiction
The final instalment of Smith's seasonal quartet dovetails the bang up-to-date story of a brother and sister during the Covid-19 lockdown. Read more...
The lost Frost reports
FELICIA BROMFIELD Sorting through a much-loved parent's belongings after their death is bittersweet, to say the least. Read more...
Trump Turns Attack on MSNBC Journalist Into Rally Fodder
At multiple campaign stops, the president has gotten laughs by inaccurately recounting Ali Velshis being hit by a rubber bullet while covering a protest. Read more...
Playing Jesus in a Pandemic Summer
Nicholas Edwards starred in the closely watched Godspell production. Usually the stage is a safe place, he said, but it became a place where I was anxious all the time. Read more...
Holly Willoughby bakes a space-themed rainbow cake
Holly Willoughby gave a rare insight into her family life as she baked a space-themed rainbow cake dedicated to her 'dear friend Moon Man' with her three children on Sunday. Read more...
At least 1,600 could have spread COVID-19 on planes, CDC data show
Health officials traced 11,000 people who had shared plane cabins with those who might have spread virus. Some of those developed COVID-19, but it's unclear if they contracted it on board. Read more...
The final volume of an explosively enjoyable Lucian Freud biography
Though in other respects a militant non-conformist, Lucian Freud was happy to conform to bourgeois society's idea of the artist as sex-mad, arrogant, shameless and demonic Read more...
AstraZeneca, Under Fire for Vaccine Safety, Releases Trial Blueprints
Experts are concerned that the company has not been more forthcoming about two participants who became seriously ill after getting its experimental vaccine. Read more...
Africa's CDC chief explains how the continent defied expectations and beat Covid-19
The Covid-19 death rate in Africa has defied expectations and stayed relatively low. CNN's David McKenzie speaks to Dr. John Nkengasong, Director of Africa's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about the continent's coronavirus response. Read more...