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Britain must rebuild 'sensible politics' says Blair. Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair called on the UK to 'rebuild sensible mainstream politics' in the future. New coronavirus infections accelerate in Germany. The Robert Koch Institute for disease control said in a daily bulletin the number of people each sick person now infects — known as the reproduction rate, or R — had risen to 1.1. Which? reveals the difference between holiday adverts and reality. When UK-based Which? looked behind glossy website images, it claims it uncovered a number of alarming examples of images bearing little resemblance to the holidays being offered. Nine great paintings in Britain you must see after the coronavirus lockdown. Britain Is Rusev and Lana split Did Quincy Jones write songs home to works of art by some of the most important painters of all time, fromJ.M.W Turner to Salvador Dali. Here we pick nine unmissable masterpieces and show you where to find them…

Laura Harrier on Rewriting Hollywood in Netflixs Hollywood. Set in the 1940s, the series envisions an alternate history for women of color in the movies. Harrier talked about What is Cleveland Browns mascot Who is the richest Hollywood actor she learned from the role and what it was like to wear those amazing clothes. The New York Times Tops 6 Million Subscribers as Ad Revenue Plummets. Widespread interest in coronavirus coverage drew nearly 600,000 digital subscribers during three months of 2020. But the chief executive, Mark Thompson, gave a bleak forecast for ads. Mothers Day and Coronavirus Advice From 5 Mothers. Try to laugh, trust your own judgment and concentrate on your baby. Reuters Newsmaker Washington Comes to Silicon Valley. Reuters Breakingviews examines how Washingtons new paradigm on China is affecting Silicon Valley, from overseas investments to intellectual property protection to trade. Principals Find Novel Ways to Honor Seniors During Shutdown. The absolute most important thing is that they know that theyre cared about, said a principal in Texas who drove 800 miles to visit each of his schools 612 graduating seniors. Former Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman explores Antwerp — a mecca for the fashionista. Antwerp is one of the most intriguing cities in northern Europe, particularly if you are interested in fashion and design. Alexandra Schulman headed to the city to check out its creative scene.

Gary Neville says deciding relegation on points-per-game is 'unfair' despite suggesting it himself. Debate over the fate of the season continues — with some calling for an end to the season and suggesting it should be decided using a points-per-game system or using the current standings. Why are they called the Cleveland Browns Why are BTS concert tickets so expensive Thomas Harris hasn't spoken in public for years… plus a world exclusive extract from Cari Mora. In the autumn of 1981, Thomas Harris was on a tour of the US promoting his novel Red Dragon. A lot of people wanted to talk to the him about the anti-hero it had introduced to the world Hannibal Lecter. USWNT39;s Equal Pay Lawsuit Is Dealt a Blow. The players claims about unequal working conditions can continue, but the ruling was a serious blow to a yearslong campaign by the women. As Golf Courses Reopen, New Players Take Up the Long Walk. Every state has opened their golf courses, giving golf a chance to expand its reach to people looking for a safe outdoor respite. In Japan, world's longest-running TV cartoon show switches to re-runs as coronavirus halts production. Millions of Japanese viewers of the world's longest-running animated cartoon TV show will have to make do with re-runs from next week after the coronavirus pandemic disrupted production, Fuji Television Network said on Sunday. Brazil's BTG Pactual misses Q1 profit estimates. Brazilian investment bank Banco BTG Pactual SA missed first-quarter estimates for profit and decided to reduce markets-related risks, bracing for comment-13366 the crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Davis Love III and Zach Johnson named US Ryder Cup vice-captains as September tournament continues. Davis Love III and Zach Johnson have been named as vice-captains for the 2020 Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits. The biennial competition is due to be held in September despite coronavirus. Relive Memories of the Queens Night Market. A new cookbook profiles the makers at this popular outdoor food festival, on hold until the pandemic passes. Humpback whale 'thanks' rescuers who saved it from dying tangled in fishing nets. The whale performed a breathtaking display of breaches after being freed from certain death off the coast of California. It was all caught on camera.

Soldiers, skis and sled dogs Russian military team up with huskies. Video footage released by the Russian defence ministry on Monday shows a group of soldiers learning to ride husky sled dogs while holding machine guns and assault rifles. Police Commander Not Guilty in Hillsborough Soccer Disaster. A crowd crush at a 1989 match in England killed 96 people, and officials initially faulted the fans. Investigations later showed poor crowd control was to blame. Pies fly in Russia with pizza delivering drones. A pizza chain in northern Russia begins to deliver pizza by Russian-made drones. Elly Park reports.

Baby girl is killed by her cat after it fell asleep on the child's face in Ukraine. Mother Snezhana, 22, had left nine-month-old girl Alexandra asleep in her pram outside her home in eastern Ukraine when a cat climbed inside and curled up on the girl's face, suffocating her. U.S. may increase tariffs after WTO rejects EU claims over Airbus. The World Trade Organization on Monday rejected European Union claims that it no longer provides subsidies to planemaker Airbus, prompting the United States to say it could increase retaliatory tariffs on a wider range of European goods. NASA Finds Indias Vikram Moon Lander Crash Site, With Amateurs Help. Since India lost contact with the spacecraft in September, the precise location of its crash has been a mystery.

ROBERT HARDMAN All aboard the 6.37 train from Guildford… back to the union hell of the 1970s. The problem for Jeremy Corbyn was I could not find a single person at Waterloo Station last night who believed that a Labour government would (or could) slash rail fares by a third. Peloton sparks sexism mockery over commercial showing husband surprising his wife with exercise bike. The Peloton advert, titled 'The Gift That Gives Back' has come under harsh criticism from Twitter users in the US. They claim the husband wants his 'already rail-thin' partner to lose weight. British celebrity chef Gary Rhodes dies suddenly at 59. British chef and TV presenter Gary Rhodes has died at the age of 59, prompting tributes from Gordon Ramsay, Jamie Oliver and Prue Leith to the «rock star of cooking».

New Otter for Autumn at the Bronx Zoo. Meet Monty, an Asian small-clawed otter pup born recently at the Bronx Zoo. Elton John has a DIVA moment as he throws his $4,000 Gucci handbag off his private jet in Sydney. Sir Elton John appeared to throw a tantrum on Monday, just moments after arriving at Sydney Airport on his private jet. Pregnant Lisa Wipfli shows off her burgeoning bump at the launch of One Fine Baby's online store. Lisa Wipfli led the celebrity arrivals at the launch of baby boutique One Fine Baby's online store in Sydney on Tuesday. How Life on Our Planet Made It Through Snowball Earth. Rusty rocks left over from some of our planets most extreme ice ages hint at oases for survival beneath the freeze. Idina Menzel unwraps her new Christmas music. The 'Frozen 2' singer and voice actress teams up with her co-star Josh Gad for a song 'Christmas A Season of Love' Rick Damigella reports. Dont Save Too Little, or Too Much. Finding the balance between financial security and enjoying life is tricky. Here are some suggestions for How many Florida panthers are left 2019 Is Dwayne Haskins going to the NFL draft to do it. The Snowiest Mountains Where to Ski, and When. Planning a ski or snowboarding vacation? Data can direct you to the mountains most likely to have the best snow, either around the holiday season or in the spring. Fanciful Mochi With a French Twist. Michael Laiskonis, the former Le Bernardin pastry chef, has come up with some new flavors for Mochidoki. Bizarre moment white woman tells black writer of controversial Slave Play that his work is racist. The audience member was filmed shouting for several minutes at author Jeremy O. Harris and pointing her finger at him during a live QA on Broadway last Friday. Lil Bub, Pioneer in Internet-Famous Cats, Dies at 8. The cat, with a droopy-tongued face that endeared her to legions of fans, suffered from feline dwarfism. Bolivia interim president announces peace talks amid renewed fury over deaths. Interim Bolivian President Jeanine Aez has agreed to meet with opposition groups Saturday to «bring peace to the country» after weeks of deadly political clashes. Sickening video shows teens torturing deer to death then tearing off its a. WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT The footage shows two teenagers, named locally as Cody Hetrick and Alex Smith, tormenting the wounded animal in a wooded area of Pennsylvania. Trump Says U.S. Will Designate Drug Cartels in Mexico as Terrorist Groups. The comments, made in an interview with the former Fox News host Bill OReilly, came three weeks after nine American citizens, including six children, were killed in Mexico. Blasting prostate cancer with sound waves eliminates tumours. Researchers from the University of California at Los Angeles, who tested the technology on 115 men with prostate cancer, saw tumours destroyed in 80 per cent of men they treated.