Cook It Fast, Cook It Slow. Recipes to make ahead or cook last-minute that will make your friends and family worship you. Red Arrows return to skies above RAF Scampton in vibrant riot of colour ahead of their 56th season. The Red Arrows were seen rehearsing over Lincolnshire above their RAF Scampton base late on Monday afternoon. The team have been practicing since returning from their North America tour. The 6th Floors Poet in Residence. There are many ways to describe Eisenbergs contributions to the Times online community, but the best one is also the most accurate pure poetry. To the unitiated, Eisenberg adds clever limericks to many of the posts on this blog, but he has clearly made an impact here and in many other places where reader responses are encouraged. Deliveroo advert banned for implying drivers can deliver orders from multiple restaurants in one go. The Deliveroo advert showed a woman pulling meals from a number of fast-food chains, including KFC and Burger King, from a single 'magic bag'. Chinese diplomat visits South Korea to re-set ties. South Korea said it would seek China's help to denuclearize the Korean peninsula as one of Beijing's most senior diplomats arrived in Seoul on Wednesday to repair ties that soured over the deployment of U.S. anti-missile systems in 2017. Saudi Arabia to create 400bn 'western' city called Neom for sport after Anthony Joshua rematch. EXCLUSIVE BY MATT HUGHES A key element of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 is the introduction of western laws in the new city of Neom, a 400billion project in the north west near the Red Sea. Can Esther Duflo eradicate poverty? Poverty and hunger are two plagues of human society that are usually synonymous with each other. Economist, Esther Duflo, is trying to change that old way of thinking about hunger. Foreign Policy magazine has ranked Duflo as one of its «Top 100 Global Thinkers,» for «Poor Economics,» a book she co-authored, which says that the impoverished may be suffering from hunger because of where they choose to spend their money. Even candlelight before bed may be bright enough to delay sleep. Researchers at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, tested the effects of artificial light on 55 people and found some people's tolerance may be nearly 60 times higher than others'. 'The Two Popes' adds up to less than the sum of its parts. What would it be like to listen in on a discussion between Pope Benedict XVI and his successor, Pope Francis? «The Two Pope» answers that tantalizing question — with Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce in the key roles — and somehow adds up to less than the sum of its parts. Jonathan Naymark, Amit Paley. The couple met five years ago at a dinner party in New York. Radio City Rockettes dancer shares her show day preps. Behind the scenes with veteran Sophie Holloway before a «Christmas Spectacular» performance. Questionable Remedies for Eye Disease. Supplements claiming to prevent age-related macular degeneration often don't contain enough, or any, of the ingredients shown to help, a researcher warns. Fotis Dulos arrives in court to testify in civil case. Dulos has not been charged with harming Jennifer- who has been missing since May — or killing her, but police have accused him and his girlfriend of tampering with evidence. Eight-year-old girl who died 'after being tortured by her father was forced to eat her own faeces when his mistress locked her in toilet'. An eight-year-old girl who died from torture was forced to eat her own faeces after her father and his mistress left her to starve in a locked toilet, a Dubai court heard. Dog named Sootie has her teeth knocked out after she is kicked in the face in Sydney. A woman was walking her two dogs — named Sootie and Timmy — in The Rocks in central Sydney about 10pm on Tuesday when she sat down on a bench, police say. India's cabinet clears data protection bill for tabling in parliament. The cabinet of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday approved a data protection bill for tabling in parliament, taking the country a step closer to framing a privacy law. Gary Regan, Maestro of Mixology and Cocktail Culture, Dies at 68. A British-born son of publicans, he became a bartender in New York, a saloonkeeper, an author of 18 books and a columnist and commentator. Thousands evacuated as typhoon strengthens and makes landfall in Philippines. Typhoon Kammuri, known locally as Typhoon Tisoy, is tracking toward the Philippines and forecast to make landfall as the equivalent of a Category 3 hurricane. As taps run dry in South Africa's Karoo, a community prays. The residents of Graaff-Reinet are grappling with their worst drought in more than a century. Serena Chaudhry reports. Democrats, Prince Charles, N.F.L. Your Monday Briefing. Here39;s What is the Green Bay Packers symbol Who were the candidates in 2016 you need to know. Girlfriend Tiniko Thompson arrested after chilling note is found next to police officer's body. Tiniko Thompson, 46, is alleged to have killed her boyfriend Carl Patrick, 53, a Miami police officer in his Pembroke Pines, Miami Florida home on May 9. Labour stalls in polls as Conservatives lead by 12 points. Boris Johnson and the Tories hold a 12 point poll lead over Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party with the general election now just nine days away. 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.

Editor's Choice Pictures. Our top photos from the last 24 hours. Two of Usman Khan's fellow jihadist plotters have ALSO been freed. Mohammad Shahjahan (pictured) and Nazam Hussain were among the nine jihadists, along with Khan, in an al-Qaeda-inspired cell which plotted to blow up the London Stock Exchange.

Facebook building a close-friends feature that lets users share content with a select group. Reverse-engineer expert Jane Manchun Wong spotted a nascent test, which is currently under development, that allows users to post content to only a select group of closer friends. Dipping below the surface at the Burj Al Arab to discover the luxury hotel's TURTLE hospital. Ian Walker ventured to the basement of the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah hotel to explore its state-of-art turtle rehabilitation facility, which has helped save 1,657 turtles over the years. Deadline set for Trump to decide participation in impeachment hearings. A U.S. congressional panel gave President Donald Trump one week to say whether his legal counsel intends to introduce evidence and call witnesses in upcoming impeachment proceedings that could lead to formal charges of misconduct within a few weeks. Colette Luke has more. German Catholic Church Debates Sexuality, Celibacy and Womens Roles. With the German churchs global influence, a meeting of bishops and laypeople to take up hot-button topics has led to warnings of a new schism, originating in the home of the Protestant Reformation. Carrie Bickmore will return to The Project in 2020 as she re-signs her contract with Channel 10. Carrie Bickmore, 38, sparked rumours she was leaving The Project when she wasnotably absent at Channel 10's annual upfronts event in October. A Utah state trooper has a near-death experience for the second time in six months. A Utah state highway trooper narrowly avoided death this week, for the second time in six months. Superstorm Sandy Over 120 people trapped on remote New York island. Twelve oceanfront houses were swept away and officials said there was damage to 80 per cent of the remaining homes on Fire Island, off the south shore of Long Island. Republicans increasingly concerned over climate inaction. The majority of Americans, including a growing share of moderate Republicans, are dissatisfied with U.S. government efforts to curb global warming, researchers said on Monday. Jonah Green has more.

Breakingviews TV Burning Kohls. The U.S. discount retailer is struggling despite extending a partnership with Amazon to all its almost 1,200 stores. Meanwhile, larger rival TJX is prospering. Amanda Gomez explains Why do governments raise interest rates Which tax return do I use for fafsa 2019 and how an inventory backlog means thats unlikely to change for some time. Anti-cholesterol jab twice a year could herald the end of statins and win NHS approval. Taking statins every day to control cholesterol could soon become a thing of the past and be replaced instead by twice-yearly jabs as experts hope the treatment will win NHS approval in 18 months.

Fisherman dies and two others including a 13-year-old boy winched to safety off the coast of Sydney. The three, understood to be from the same family were fishing in the small boat at about 9.30am on Sunday off the Sydney coast when a large wave hit their boat.

New Otter for Autumn at the Bronx Zoo. Meet Monty, an Asian small-clawed otter pup born recently at the Bronx Zoo. Treasure Chester's Roman delights including the biggest stone-built amphitheatre in the UK. Chester boasts broad ancient streets, city walls and cobbled paths. The Daily Mail's Ian McGibbon visited and says the city has the edge on Bath and York for Roman ruins. Expert shares how to melt-proof your makeup regime this summer. While the sunshine is certainly cause to celebrate, the humid air and high temperatures throughout summer can often leave you with dreaded makeup melt. 'Cascade' of changes sparked by global warming could threaten human existence. Experts from the University of Exeter say Earth's climate has hit more than half of the tipping points identified a decade ago as points of no return for climate change.