Whats on TV Monday Making It and Diamantino. Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman are back for a second season of Making It. And a Portuguese satire is available to stream on Criterion. Christian Eriksen 'told Jose Mourinho face to face' that he wants to leave Tottenham. Christian Eriksen has reportedly told new boss Jose Mourinho to his face that he wants to leave Tottenham and is eager for a new challenge after six years with the Premier League side. Diablo Codys Week Im a Phone Addict. The Oscar-winning screenwriter and first-time Broadway librettist shares what she watched, read and listened to in a week. How Iraq helped to flush out Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. Iraq intelligence agents tracked ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi for years before the break they say was critical to cornering him in a US raid last month. Social media is fuelling eating disorders among kids as young as 12. Around half of the 1,000 children in Australia questioned had behaviours seen in eating disorders. Greater social media accounts and time spent on them heightened the problem. Tammy Abraham My mum 'was in tears' from racist abuse. Chelsea forward Tammy Abraham speaks to Darren Lewis about the racist abuse he received following a penalty miss in the UEFA Super Cup. 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. Would you like fries with that? Prepare to pay more for them. Cold, wet weather across the U.S. reduced the size of the potato crop to a 10-year low, and the potatoes themselves are smaller than usual. As a result, the nation is facing a french fry shortage. 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. Greek shops running out of stock. Greece's organization for medium and small businesses says the country risks product shortages as early as May, as businesses face liquidity problems and foreign suppliers will only accept cash for imports. Ciara Lee reports. Parking Lots, Once Asphalt Wasteland, Become Golden Opportunities. As more suburbanites move downtown, developers are seeking new land for housing and offices, creating opportunities for owners of empty parking lots. The Queen has a 'very specific' way of saying certain words to hint she doesn't agree. The Queen, 93, has a very specific way of saying words such as 'oh really' or 'fascinating' or 'thrilling' to indicate whether she agrees with someone or not, royal author Karen Dolby has claimed. 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 did Saturday Night Live begin Are there hurricanes in Galveston 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. She was raped and murdered visiting post office, now South African women are saying enough is enough. A man convicted of the rape and murder of South African student at a post office has been handed three life sentences in a case that has come to symbolize the casual violence women in South Africa face. The Delay Game Was On. The connection was immediate when Taryn Brown and Nicholas Blatchford met in 2005 but the timing was all wrong. Orange CEO says EU authorities are open to pan-European telecoms mergers. The European Union's top antitrust policymaker, Margrethe Vestager, is open to the idea of pan-European mergers in the telecoms market, Orange's boss Stphane Richard said on Wednesday. Jacob deGrom Wins Second Straight Cy Young Award. The Mets ace became the 11th pitcher to win the award in consecutive seasons. Justin Verlander of the Astros won the American League award. Are Bruckner Symphonies Now the Proving Ground for Conductors? It may be no coincidence that both Yannick Nzet-Sguin and Gustavo Dudamel programmed Bruckner for their recent New York appearances. Burnley 2-0 Cardiff Chris Wood double sees Clarets all but safe. MIKE KEEGAN AT TURF MOOR Burnley have all but secured their Premier League safety after defeating Cardiff courtesy of a brace from striker Chris Wood. Spain's Sanchez greets leaders arriving for climate talks. Spain's acting Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, greeted leaders arriving for the 2019 Climate Change conference in the capital Madrid on Monday. Latin Dictionarys Journey A to Zythum in 125 Years (and Counting). Researchers in Germany have been working on the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae since the 1890s. They hope to finish in 2050, but that might be optimistic.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry urge their Instagram followers to reflect on the 'lonely and hungry'. The heartfelt message to their 9.9 million followers contains the American phrase 'festive holiday season', suggesting that the Duchess of Sussex may have written the post herself.

The new iPhone is a pleasant surprise but not quite a Revelation. If you've been hanging on to an ancient, half-dead handset with the obligatory smashed screen, waiting for the 'right' iPhone to upgrade to, this 729 handset is a decent choice. An Artist Who Transforms Paintings Into Cosmic Sculptures. A new exhibition in New York showcases the boundary-pushing, but long overlooked, work of Zilia Snchez. DEBORAH ROSS It's a devil of a job making sense of all these daemons. His Dark Materials is an adaptation of the trilogy by Philip Pullman and it is a wonderfully handsome and lavish production. It has everything I suspect fans would wish for, but it is still intolerable. Pete Townshend 'My child porn arrest saved my life'. 'It's the elephant in the room, isn't it?' Pete Townshend sighs, but he's right. We have got to talk about his arrest, however awkward that feels. Cyber Monday is on track to smash record. Holiday shoppers have already been flocking to the internet but Cyber Monday is still expected to see record sales. Conway G. Gittens reports. Does Who You Are at 7 Determine Who You Are at 63? In 1964, with Seven Up! Michael Apted stumbled into making what has become the most profound documentary series in the history of cinema. Fifty-five years later, the project is reaching its conclusion. Former U.S. President Carter hospitalized in Georgia with urinary tract infection. Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, released from one hospital in Georgia the day before Thanksgiving, was admitted to another over the holiday weekend for treatment of a urinary tract infection, the Carter Center said in a statement on Monday. TikTok accused in California lawsuit of sending user data to China. A California college student has accused popular video-sharing app TikTok in a class-action lawsuit of transferring private user data to servers in China, despite the company's assurances that it does not store personal data there. Pictured Polish kitchen worker who battled London Bridge killer Usman Khan with a 5ft pole. Lukasz Koczocik grabbed hold of a 5ft lance when he heard chilling screams while washing glasses at Fishmongers' Hall on Friday and engaged the terrorist in one minute of 'kill or be killed' combat. Vladimir Putin sets up Russian rival to Wikipedia after branding the online encyclopaedia unreliable. The new site costing 20.7million will be a web version of the Great Russian Encyclopaedia and show 'reliable information in a good, modern way'. Just Mercy main trailer shows Michael B. Jordan and Brie Larson do whatever it takes for justice. Warner Bros. has released the 'main trailer' for the upcoming Just Mercy, which could be in the center of the awards season conversation with an A-list cast and it being based on a true story. John Kerry Launches Star-Studded Climate Coalition. John Kerry and a group that includes some Republicans, some military members and a lot of Hollywood, are launching a new coalition to push for public action on climate change. Climate change hits health, yet funds lacking WHO. Climate change is harming human health as more people suffer from heat stress, extreme weather and mosquito-borne diseases including malaria, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday. CHRISTOPHER STEVENS Welcome aboard Transylvanian Railways. Your trip will be torture. CHRISTOPHER STEVENS 'You are inserting pencil here,' she intoned, as Tarrant clapped his hands to his jowls in horror, on Extreme Railway Journeys (C5). Three children hospitalised after ingesting rat poison in remote WA. Three youths have been taken to hospital after ingesting rat poison in remote WA. Blues Clues Returns, and Silence Is Still the Star. But will todays overstimulated preschooler find a springy dog and her human sidekick a little basic in a noisier digital age? How much of The Crownis based on fact? 'If that man wins, he'll want us out,' says Prince Philip, pointing to a picture of Labour leader Harold Wilson, ahead of the October 1964 election. It's a line imagined by Morgan but it reflects a truth. How do I choose a true friend What channel is Big Brother on tonight to Follow Up Frozen? With Melancholy and a Power Ballad. For the music of Frozen 2, Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez found inspiration in a Latin hymn, grief and Bryan Adams. LeBron James' life gets comic book treatment. The NBA star's personal and professional life is detailed in a new glossy.