Apple, Facing Pressure on Climate, Says It39;ll Go Carbon-Neutral
Apple said on Tuesday its devices would be carbon-neutral by 2030, making it the latest tech giant to ramp up voluntary climate targets. Read more...
PAUL THOMAS on... Britain's heatwave
'Take me to your leader ONLY if they have efficient air conditioning' Read more...
MARKET REPORT Rightmove shares leap as housing revival starts
Rightmove's turnover and profit sank between January and June when compared with 2019. Revenues fell by more than a third to 95m, while profits dived from 108m to 62m. Read more...
RUTH SUNDERLAND It's time to raise a toast to urban life
Middle-class millennials who have fled their flat-shares to return chez mum and dad in the shires are bleating in lifestyle articles that they don't want to go back to Stoke Newington. Read more...
The best bottles on UK shelves for under ten quid
With many of us experiencing uncertainty and pressure on household bills, this week's column is dedicated to finding you the best bottles on UK shelves for under ten quid. Read more...
Eat more plants and less meat to live longer and improve heart health
Eating more plants and less meat has been tied to a longer life and a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease in a new study. Read more...
WTA's mission to grow women's tennis
WTA CEO Steve Simon talks to Pat Cash about Maria Sharapova's 2017 return and how he plans to grow the game. Read more...
The style rules all men should IGNORE GQ experts reveal outdated fashion advice
Long gone are the days when it was only acceptable to wear white socks for sports and a man's belt buckle had to match his shoes. GQ experts dispel some old fashion tips. Read more...
Digital Revenue Exceeds Print for 1st Time for New York Times Company
The pandemic squeezed advertising for the web as well as print, but subscription growth was the best ever for a quarter. Read more...
Art critic 'solves' the riddle of Sir Edward Elgar's Enigma Variations
It is the musical puzzle that has seen Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, the works of Shakespeare and even the mathematical formula for Pi suggested as possible answers. Read more...
Coronavirus Asymptomatic patients shed just as much of virus
A new study from Soonchunhyang University Seoul Hospital in South Korea found the viral loads of asymptomatic coronavirus patients were very similar to those seen in patients with symptoms. Read more...
From Jack Thorne's The Eddy to Warrior and Tom Hardy in Taboo The best on demand TV this week
The Eddy is a jazz club in an unfashionable part of Paris. It's owned by Elliot, an American musician who's fighting to keep the place running while trying to get his relationship with his daughter back on track. Read more...
Gods, Monsters and H.P. Lovecrafts Uncanny Legacy
The authors stories have influenced countless works, including the new HBO series Lovecraft Country. But how do modern adapters reckon with his racism, his sexism and his profound weirdness? Read more...
Help! Im Owed a Refund, But the Hotel Owner Refuses to Budge
Here we are, wondering aloud about the oversight capabilities of hotel franchises, and what powers they can exert over their thousands of individual owners. Thanks Covid-19. Read more...
Summertime in the (Partly Reopened) City
While life is not quite back to normal, we found city dwellers making the most of strolling the High Line, outings to Governors Island and exploring a new section of Brooklyn Bridge Park. Read more...
Turn Your Newspaper Into a Basket
Behold all the news thats fit to weave. Read more...
Bradley Cooper wears a striped t-shirt and face mask while hanging at a pal's Santa Monica home
As 45-year-old hunky actor arrived to a pal's house in Santa Monica on Saturday, the eight-time Oscar nominee donned pair of grey shorts and a striped t-shirt , which emphasized his biceps. Read more...
Three-bed family houses for sale for less than 325,000 disappear from London
House prices in the capital may have slipped but even the cheapest family house in London would still cost at least 325,000. Read more...
The one industry that beat the COVID-19 sales slump - and how they broke decades of traditions
Growers across South Australia's Eyre Peninsula were beginning to bounce back after a potentially devastating oyster virus struck farms last year, when the pandemic took hold in March. Read more...
Katie Hill is Trying to Move Forward
Nine months after stepping down from Congress, she is trying to move forward. Read more...