Overlooked No More Valerie Solanas, Radical Feminist Who Shot Andy Warhol
She made daring arguments in SCUM Manifesto, her case for a world without men. But it was her attack on Warhol that came to define her life. Read more...
Live PD producers let police 'eliminate troubling footage'
The popular AE program was billed as 'a transparent look into policing in America' as it proclaimed to broadcast unfolding arrests 'live' on air. Read more...
Can I stop taking state pension and keep other benefits instead?
Could I defer my state pension and go back to how we were? We lose all the benefits that pension credit gave us, and as a result will be very badly off. Read more...
From Julian Fellowes' The English Game to Mrs Fletcher and Spooks The best on demand TV this week
Not content with writing terrestrial TV's big show of the week with Belgravia, Julian Fellowes is also behind this six-part drama series charting the origins of football. Read more...
Even the South Pole Is Warming, and Quickly, Scientists Say
Surface air temperatures at the bottom of the world have risen three times faster than the global average since the 1990s. Read more...
'Toto Wolff of Formula E' aims to make sparks fly for Mercedes
His boss might be famed Mercedes F1 chief Toto Wolff, but Ian James is bringing his own "passionate" approach as head of the marque's fledgling Formula E team. Read more...
You Dont Need a Party for These Spicy Deviled Eggs
Make this tart, bright version for a snack or a light lunch. Read more...
Rafael Nadal Not Yet Ready to Travel for U.S. Open
If you ask me today if I want to travel today to New York to play a tennis tournament, I will say no, I will not. Read more...
Exploring the History of Afro-Mexicans
Through interpretive photos, Mara Sanchez Renero explored her conversations and encounters with Afro-Mexicans in various communities in the Costa Chica region of Guerrero and Oaxaca. Read more...
Alabama students 'intentionally' throw coronavirus parties to see who can get infected first
The hosts of the parties in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, deliberately invited people who had tested positive for coronavirus, according to city councilor Sonya McKinstry. Read more...
The high-flying shortlisted images in Agora's aerial photography contestfrom Spain to the USA
Over 9,018 photos were submitted to the contest with those making the shortlist including a mesmerising shot of castle ruins in Austria and a beautiful aerial photo of Barcelona. Read more...
The royal family 'distressed' by claims that Meghan Markle felt 'unprotected' during her pregnancy
Rroyal editor Russell Myers told Lorraine Kelly on GMB that Meghan Markle's claim in court submissions that she felt 'unprotected; will make for 'disturbing reading' for the royals. Read more...
He Says a Union Fired Him Over His Push for Police Reform
A clash at a Maryland local shows the tensions in a labor movement whose ranks include law enforcement officers along with many nonwhite, nonpolice members. Read more...