Live updates tracking the coronavirus pandemic from Yahoo News reporters in the United States and around the world.
Gogglebox’s Paige Deville has revealed that she quit the show after falling out with her co-star mother Sally Hayward. The TV personality, 25, from Birmingham posted on social media that she will not be appearing in a new series after a family spat. Paige went on to tell BirminghamLive that when her mother said she was leaving Gogglebox she was invited to work with another family member.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has warned Boris Johnson that he is doing a “very great wrong” to war widows who have missed out on pensions because they remarried after losing their husbands.
Cotillard was honoured with a lifetime achievement at the San Sebastian International Film Festival, as was Hollywood actor Johnny Depp.
Rigoletto; London Symphony Orchestra/Rattle – review. Royal Opera House; Barbican, LondonOne grisly moment aside, Oliver Mears’s first ROH production feels like a straightforward Rigoletto made to last. And a Julian Anderson world premiere is the timely centrepiece of the LSO’s season opener
Pele has revealed he is very well despite “a little step back” this week in his recovery after surgery to remove a tumour from his colon earlier this month. The three-time World Cup winner was expected to return home shortly after he left intensive care at the Albert Einstein Hospital in Sao Paulo on Tuesday.
Sergeant Tony Webb, of West Midlands Police, was responding to reports of a disturbance in Birmingham.
Malaysia on Saturday expressed concerns that Australia's plan to build nuclear-powered submarines under a new pact with Britain and the United States could catalyze a nuclear arms race in the Indo-Pacific region. Australia will build eight nuclear-powered submarines under an Indo-Pacific security partnership that has riled China. "It will provoke other powers to also act more aggressively in the region, especially in the South China Sea," Malaysia's Prime Minister Office said in a statement.
Woman cries for toddler as knife-wielding thugs drag her from car
The former president’s 20-year-long rule ended in disgrace as he was pushed from power amid street protests when he decided to seek a new term
The famous horticultural event takes place next week.
The virus can still find a way around the vaccines, and now there are no legal protections for the disabled, those with long term health conditions and the immunosuppressed
Perhaps it betrays the UK’s approach to fighting Covid-19, but the only real question we Britons are asking at the moment is this: will there be another lockdown this winter?
Justice has finally caught up with Robert Durst, a New York real estate scion who spent half a lifetime seeking to explain away a string of shocking deaths, after he was convicted of the murder of his best friend.
Regency nip and tuck … ‘new’ Constable portrait reveals the artist’s diplomacy. The newly discovered painting of Emily Treslove, the artist’s neighbour, was redone to lose her double chin
Binance has already faced warnings and business curbs from financial watchdogs in other countries, including the UK and Germany.View on euronews
Royal courtiers fear the Duke of York is being failed by the strategy pursued by his London-based legal team, amid growing concern that his “wall of silence” is increasingly damaging the monarchy.
Police have named Brian Laundrie as a person of interest in investigation
Two professional Strictly dancers reported to have refused Covid jabs. Reports follow confirmation that one dancer tested positive, but show’s launch will not be affected
John James said the decision was “baffling” but the council say the area presents its own “unique challenges”
Yahoo News