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Coronavirus antibody tests are wrong up to half of the time, the CDC warns
The Centers for Disease Control has updated its guidance on its website, warning that antibody tests for COVID-19 may be wrong up to half of the time in delivering a false positive result.
Pack your bags! Australians will be able to travel overseas from July 10
A timetable has been released by the Tourism Restart Taskforce that shows a planned 'proof of concept' flight between Canberra and Wellington on July 10.
Police in riot gear spray tear gas and fire rubber bullets at protest over George Floyd's death
Chaos erupted at a rally Tuesday night over George Floyd's death, after thousands surrounded a police precinct.
Woman told to 'squat and cough' by NSW Police at Lost Paradise to launch strip search class action
Becca had just arrived at the 2017 Lost Paradise festival when she was intercepted by officers, who told her she would need to be strip searched before she could head inside.
Trump adviser says China making 'big mistake' on Hong Kong
President Donald Trump leveled a new threat at China as it seeks to impose new law on Hong Kong, saying the island's status as a financial hub could be put in jeopardy.
How dream road trip went horribly wrong when model's camper van was T-boned
Khilna Dave, 24, was left with a broken back and facial scarring after the campervan she was travelling in was t-boned near Coffs Harbour in April 2019.
Melbourne suburbs where house hunters are snapping up bargains as desperate sellers slash prices
Now is the time for potential home owners to enter the Melbourne property market and snap up a bargain for thousands less than the asking price.
Queensland would be forced to prove COVID-19 dangers in High Court challenge
Premier Annastascia Palaszczuk has been unwavering in her stance that the borders of her state could stay shut until September, despite most other states announcing plans to reopen.
Young entrepreneur sells $105,000 worth of undies from home in Bondi after starting Sparx Underwear
Patrick Psotka, 27, moved from Vancouver to Australia three years ago to start his brand Sparx Underwear which has now earned more than $100,000.
Hertz awarded $16million in retention bonuses to key executives just days before it filed bankruptcy
Florida-based Hertz said Tuesday that it paid President and CEO Paul Stone $700,000, and Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Jamere Jackson $600,000.
NRL star Bronson Xerri's career hanging by a thread after testing positive for steroids
The 19-year-old Cronulla Sharks speedster was stood down on Tuesday after returning a positive A-sample for a number of banned substances, including anabolic steroids.
NSW public sector workers have pay frozen
The move will give the government an extra $3billion to pay for public projects to create jobs and stimulate the economy which was devastated by coronavirus.
Australians ARE more likely to get COVID-19 in shopping centres as virus can travel up to 4 metres
While restaurants and cafes are subject to strict social distancing rules, there is a health and safety blind spot in shopping centres as they become crowded.
Bird-watcher 'unsure how he feels' about firing of white investment banker dubbed Central Park Karen
Christian Cooper said Tuesday about his encounter with Amy in New York: 'Where she went was a racist place. That action was racist. Does that make her a racist? I can't answer that.'
Accused cocaine dealer Julian Lee was arrested in Sydney and granted bail
Julian Lee, 39, was one of five people arrested on March 30 - including his wife Hoang Anh Le - during a series of raids in Sydney that uncovered a $65million drug syndicate.
Donald Trump says Twitter is interfering in the 2020 election after it 'fact-checked' his tweets
President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Tuesday night to blast the social media giant of 'interfering in the 2020 Presidential Election' and 'completely stifling free speech' after it fact-chec...
Sydney man arrested over death of Nicole Cartwright in Hunters Hill
A man has been arrested over the death of Nicole Cartwright, almost two years after her body was found in a Sydney park.
Baby formula bust: Bankstown cake shop owner, drug addict arrested
This is the struggling south-west Sydney shop owner accused of knowingly selling off baby formula stolen from Coles and allegedly supplied to her by a drug addict.
Sydney beaches could be closed as face masks wash ashore after APL England loses 40 ship containers
The APL England was en route from China to Melbourne on Sunday when it hit wild weather about 73km south-east of Sydney.
Trump administration is considering a 'back to work bonus' of $450 a week says top economic aide
White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told Fox News Tuesday the White House is exploring a 'back to work' bonus to offset concerns employees may wish to remain on unemployment benefits.
Man, 30, dies of coronavirus in Blackwater, central Queensland
The man had not travelled outside his hometown of Blackwater, in the Central Highlands region of Queensland, since February.
Urgent warning over 'bad batch' of party drug that left one person in a critical condition
SA Health are concerned other people may have consumed the same substance and are urging anybody who thinks they may have ingested the drug to come forward.
Family of black man George Floyd says firing of four cops is a start and calls for their prosecution
George Floyd's heartbroken family have broken their silence and told how they watched the horrific footage on TV before realizing it was their 'baby cousin'.
Judge who branded a defence lawyer's questioning 'BORING' during a murder case voids trial verdict
A Victorian judge who labelled a defence lawyer's questioning of a witness 'boring' could see a convicted killer walk free.
One third of Americans now show signs of clinical anxiety or depression, Census Bureau finds
A survey conducted by the Census Bureau revealed 34 out of every 100 Americans are showing symptoms of anxiety, depression or both as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
Swimming coach Kyle Daniels, 21, arrives at court WITHOUT his parents who were at every hearing
Kyle Daniels, 21, a swimming coach accused of sexually assaulting nine young girls has arrived at a Sydney court without his parents, who had supported him at every other court appearance.
Brazilian delivery driver sues Deliveroo unfair dismissal he after sacked for being 'too slow'
Brazilian expat Diego Franco, 32, had been working for the company for three years before he was suddenly fired by email on April 23 for being 'too slow' to deliver meals in Sydney.
Two bushwalkers are found alive after 18 DAYS lost in Kahurangi National Park, New Zealand
Dion Reynolds and Jessica O'Connor, both 23, went camping in Kahurangi National Park, on the South Island, on May 9 but never came home.
NSW cop DROPS his gun belt on the floor as he chases a thief down the street in Sydney
The social media footage showed the NSW Police officer running after an alleged suspect on Bourke Street, in Sydney's CBD.
Extraordinary twist in the case of a woman who died while missing in the NT outback
Mother-of-two and grandmother Claire Hockridge, 46, went missing south of Alice Springs last November after telling friends she was going on a camping trip with two companions.
China threatens to reduce Australian gas exports
The communist superpower has imposed a tax on barley and banned some Aussie beef after the Morrison government called for an inquiry into coronavirus.
Rush Limbaugh says cancer treatment is 'kicking his a**' and he can't walk 5 steps without resting
The conservative talk show host said on the Rush Limbaugh Show Tuesday that he has become so drained of energy that he can't walk 'five steps without having to stop and sit down'.
Australian soldiers ordered to go on a $12,000 gender sensitivity course
The Australian Defence force want military personnel to take a taxpayer funded university course to make them more 'gender responsive'.
Scott Morrison is roasted over THAT Hawaii trip - as he reveals the singer who 'calms him'
Mr Morrison was on Studio 10 on Wednesday morning where he was asked if he was frustrated with states enforcing their own coronavirus restrictions while he tried to restart the economy.
Gayle King breaks down on live TV over the death of black man George Floyd
CBS host Gayle King led celebrities and politicians Tuesday in voicing outrage over the black man's death, as she held back tears and said 'this is really too much for me today'.
Peanut butter war as Kraft fights Bega's right to retain trademark
Kraft Heinz has taken its case against Australia's Bega Cheese to the high court after the federal court ruled Bega purchased the full trademark to the Kraft peanut butter line in 2012.
Students who tested positive for COVID-19 attended exclusive Sydney private schools while infectious
Students at Moriah College and Waverley College, both in Sydney's east, were sent home on Tuesday after the two children tested positive for coronavirus.
Chinese spies ramp up operations against Australia
According to military sources, China is keeping a close eye on the Australian military - especially at sea and in the air.
Cinemas are likely to open 'within weeks' with strict new social distancing measures
Cinemas around Australia have been closed since the end of March when state and federal governments implemented social distancing restrictions to combat coronavirus.
A Sydney to Brisbane bus tour cost $226 in 1975 or more than a week's pay
Ansett Pioneer in August 1975 was offering two-day bus trips from Sydney to Brisbane for $63, or 40 per cent of an average salary. A nine-day tour cost $226 back when Queensland's border wasn't c...
Australian Federal Police say the won't lay any charges against Annika Smethurst
Australian Federal Police will not lay any charges against News Corp journalist Annika Smethurst after investigating leaked documents she had used in an article.
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews secretly signed a controversial deal with Beijing
The Victorian Government signed up to a controversial Chinese Infrastructure deal behind the back of the federal government.
Twist in case of disabled woman who was left to die as her carer didn't have clearance to work
Ann-Marie Smith, 54, who was confined to a wheelchair with cerebral palsy, died under horrific conditions in Royal Adelaide Hospital on April 6.
Tourist board announces bold new plan to draw visitors to Japan after the coronavirus pandemic
The Japanese Government has announced an $18.2 billion campaign that will offset travel costs for visitors.
Two of TikTok's biggest stars, aged 19 and 20, are arrested on drugs charges in Texas
Bryce Hall, 20, and Jaden Hossler, 19, were arrested Monday morning in Giddings, Texas. Video purportedly showing them being pulled over by police was - ironically - shared on TikTok.
Dominic Cummings added mention of coronavirus into a year-old blog post just weeks ago
The PM's special adviser said on Monday at a Downing Street press conference that he had written about the 'urgent need for planning' for a coronavirus pandemic in 2019.
Man who disappeared with 'beauty queen' checked out nearby woods a week BEFORE mysterious trip
Mystery surrounds the disappearance of Russell Hill, 74, and Carol Clay, 73, who went missing on a secret camping trip on March 19 in Gippsland Valley.
Rose McGowan slams NYT reporter over Tara Reade questions
Rose McGowan accused Lisa Lerer - who is also a political analyst for CNN - and the NYT of twisting the public's mind with their questions for Reade.
Gym owners slams lockdown rules allowing alcohol and gambling while gyms stay shut
CEO of Fitness Playground gyms Justin Ashley has joined other industry leaders in voicing his frustration COVID-19 restrictions for pubs have been loosened ahead of gyms.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak 'will stop firms furloughing more staff from August'
The Chancellor will this week lay out the second stage of his plans to help businesses come off Government financial support and get the country 'back up and running'.
Flights between Sydney and Melbourne drop $1000 in time for July school holidays
Over the past two months, tickets between the two cities have surged to as much as $1,600 for a one-way ticket after Australian airlines jacked prices to make up for lost revenue.
Pauline Hanson makes a passionate call for Australia's state borders to be opened
Pauline Hanson has given the Queensland premier a deadline to reopen the borders or face a battle in the high court.
Elite SAS soldier allegedly shot an unarmed, intellectually-disabled Afghan villager
The shooting, which has been dubbed 'the village idiot killing' by those within the Australian special forces, happened in Afghanistan in 2012.
Alleged victims of Malka Leifer welcome extradition of former principal of Adass Israel School
The District Court of Jerusalem on Tuesday accepted a psychiatric panel's unanimous decision that Malka Leifer was fit to face a hearing to determine if she should be extradited to Australia.
Wedding video company tells man whose fiancée died in a car crash 'life's a bitch' and deny refund
Justin Montney's 22-year-old Alexis-Athena Wyatt died in a car crash February 4 and Copper Stallion Media has shown harsh retaliation against the Colorado man after he left negative reviews.
Farm horror: nine-year-old girl thought she was going to die by being trampled by a herd of cows
Kasey van den Drugen, nine, suffered serious head, pelvic and arm injuries after being trampled by cows on her grandparent's farm in Victoria two weeks ago.
Rhys Jones's killer Sean Mercer is pictured for the first time since he was jailed
Sean Mercer, now 29, has been messaging a woman from within his cell after liking one of her comments on Instagram, according to reports. Mercer was jailed for shooting Rhy Jones, 11, in Liverpoo...
Archie Gouldson, 16, died in horror crash in Mount Abundance Queensland
Archie Gouldson was killed after the Toyota Landcruiser hit a ditch and rolled over on a farm in Mount Abundance, in south-west Queensland at 11.50am on Sunday.
Families and friends could soon be allowed to meet in bigger 'social bubbles' of up to ten people
Barbecues and garden parties could also be among activities given the go-ahead in Britain by the end of June after being raised in the Cabinet.
Victoria will open next week but the best tourist attractions will stay CLOSED despite being outside
Tourist hotspots such as the Twelve Apostles, Buchan Caves Reserve, the Lower Glenelg and Point Nepean National Park and William Ricketts Sanctuary will remain closed.
Cyclist is left bloodied and bruised after smashing into wire booby trap
Neil Nunnerley, 47, was riding on a path in Cardiff shortly before 3pm on Saturday. He hit a barrier made of wire and branches that was stretched across the trail.
British citizen imprisoned in Tehran will find out TODAY if she will be freed
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe expects to find out today whether she will be released from prison in Iran after the supreme leader announced 3,000 people are being pardoned as part of Eid.
Grandfather who slaughtered his wife, daughter and grandchildre
Peter Miles, 61, shot his grandchildren, Taye, 13, Rylan, 12, Ayre, 10 and eight-year-old Kayden in the head while they slept in their beds at the family's farm in Osmington, Western Australia.
PAUL THOMAS on... Dominic Cummings' eyesight
'Come on, Mr Cummings, have another go at reading the bottom line'
Police 'missed chance to save Jaden Moodie'
Jaden Moodie was rammed off his moped by members of a rival gang and stabbed nine times in a frenzied attack in Leyton, east London, on January 8 last year.
Cell phone trackers give most US states an F grade for social distancing
According to Unacast's COVID-19 Social Distancing Scoreboard, 32 states currently have an F grade when it comes down to, among other things, keeping six-feet distance from others.
Pigeon arrested in India suspected of being spy for Pakistan
A pigeon has been handed over to police in India after being accused of being a Pakistani spy. It had been painted pink and carried a numbered ring on its foot and was caught near the India-Pakis...
Chinese businesswoman involved in Victoria trade deal praises Xi Jinping in coronavirus crisis
Early this week, Jean Dong encouraged Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews to join the Belt and Road Initiative, which provides loans in infrastructure projects from the Chinese government.
Sit-down restaurants, fast food chains and hotels blamed for being 'super-spreader' businesses
US researchers analysing nearly a million businesses during the crisis said there was a direct link between Covid cases and the number of restaurants, fast-food shops and hotels in each state.
Coronavirus UK: Whole towns could face 'local lockdowns'
The Health Secretary said the ability to tighten restrictions in individual regions will be part of the NHS test, track and trace system - which is set to expand on June 1.
Mexican boxing legend Jorge Arce says he was blindfolded by cops who took him to meet El Chapo
Mexican boxing legend Jorge Arce says in 2003 he was blindfolded by cops who took him to meet El Chapo and other narco bosses but politely turned down a BMW SUV they wanted to gift him.
WHO official warns coronavirus is not defeated and Europe must brace for a deadly second wave
Dr Hans Kluge, European director for the World Health Organisation, has claimed that the pandemic is not over and countries should use the next few months 'for preparation, not celebration'.
Joe Biden calls Donald Trump 'a fool' for mocking him for wearing a mask
Former Vice President Joe Biden called President Trump an 'absolute fool' for his tweet about Biden's use of a mask on Memorial Day when both men engaged in events to honor the fallen.
55% of Tory voters say Dominic Cummings should resign over his 'lockdown breach'
Dominic Cummings is under intense pressure to quit his role as Boris Johnson's top aide after driving 260 miles from London to Durham with his family at the height of coronavirus lockdown.
Six Cabinet members 'privately believe Dominic Cummings should resign'
Six Cabinet members are believed to have privately told colleagues that Dominic Cummings should quit, while at least 40 Tory MPs have demanded his resignation.
MSNBC reporter trying to shame people for not wearing masks is caught out by bystander
MSNBC reporter Cal Perry looked sheepish as a bystander called out his crew for not wearing face masks just after Perry had attempted to shame him for not wearing one.
Shocking videos show massive fights and parties at Daytona Beach over Memorial Weekend
The Daytona Police Department and the Volusia County Sheriff Office led a joint effort to deescalate the different incidents, but no arrests were made.
Priti Patel wants new powers to curb illegal migrants sneaking into UK and calls for law change
The Home Secretary has told Border Force chiefs to examine whether they have the legal authority to turn migrant boats around in the Channel - and send them back to France.
Why the tax lodgement date loophole WON'T save thousands from copping $850 fines
Taxpayers who lodge through agents are able skip the October 31 deadline without incurring a penalty, as long as their agent submits the form on their behalf by May 15 the following year.
Greyhound trainer Karen Leek, 69, is found dead in Devon Meadows, in Melbourne's south-east
Karen Leek, 69, lifeless body was found at a home in Devon Meadows, in Melbourne's south-east about 10am on Tuesday.
US nears 100,000 pandemic deaths: Does Trump feel your...
The U.S. death toll from coronavirus is fast approaching 100,000 on the watch of a president whose communication skills, potent in a political brawl, are not made for this moment.
Doctor and nurse get married at the hospital where they work
Jann Tipping, 34, and Annalan Navaratnam, 30, tied the knot in the Grade II listed chapel at London's St Thomas' Hospital. Guests enjoyed their special day remotely as a witness live-streamed it.
COVID-19 warning: Milky Lane urges Instagram influencers not to leave bad reviews on return
Milky Lane's outlandish burgers, milkshakes and cocktails have become a hit among social media lovers across NSW, Queensland and the ACT - but they have asked influencers to be kind.
Coronavirus Italy: American couple FINALLY get Pompeii tour
Colleen and Marvin Hewson, retirees from Michigan, were first in line when the archaeological site reopened to the public today following Italy's coronavirus lockdown.
Boris Johnson tells WHO chief: There MUST be an inquiry into the origins of coronavirus
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson made the comments in a call to the World Health Organisation (WHO) boss Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on Tuesday, Downing Street said.
Huawei kit will stay inside part of Britain's mobile phone network for SEVEN YEARS, experts say
Industry insiders said last night that it would take between five and seven years for them to rip out Huawei kit from their infrastructure if they were told to do so by the UK Government.
Indie horror film The Wretched is America's number one movie
Indie horror film The Wretched, directed by Michigan brothers Drew and Brett Pierce, is the top movie in America and has grossed $350,000 so far in drive-in theater sales.
Trump is 'fact-checked' by Twitter over 'misleading' claim mail-in ballots will lead to fraud
President Trump escalated his claims Tuesday that California's mail-in ballots will lead to substantial voter fraud in the November general election.
Stinson Beach compound in California that once hosted Al Capone hits market for $15million
A 2.6-acre estate called 'Willow Camp' has hit the market for $15million in Stinson Beach, California, that once hosted famed guests Al Capone, John Steinbeck and Salvador Dali.
Another 80 migrants are picked up in SEVEN boats
Around 65 migrants had arrived on six vessels by 10am after mainly setting off from Gravelines, 16 miles east of Calais. Another 15 arrived an hour later, with one man even travelling in a kayak.
Teenage boy is rushed to hospital after being stabbed in brutal daylight attack in south London
Paramedics and London's Air Ambulance rushed to the scene after the boy - in his mid-teens - was stabbed in Camberwell, south London, this evening.
Police break up 'lockdown-breaching 40th birthday party' at home of Welsh Tory MP
Police attended the home of Conservative MP Rob Roberts, who represents the constituency of Delyn in North Wales, after reports of a birthday party taking place. Mr Roberts was in London at the t...
Michigan Gov. Whitmer addresses husband's lockdown hypocrisy calling it a 'failed attempt at humor'
On Tuesday Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer clarified that her husband's attempt to get their boat launched early while touting his connection to her was 'a failed attempt at humor'.
Khloé Kardashian is selling her Calabasas estate for $18.95M
Khloé Kardashian is selling her luxury Calabasas estate, DailyMail.com can reveal. The huge property, located in the exclusive The Oaks gated community, is set to hit the market for $18.95M.
Texas governor allows reopening of water parks, food courts in malls and adult sports leagues
Governor Gregg Abbott signed the executive order on Tuesday, saying that it marks additional expansion of Phase II of the state's return to normalcy in the wake of the pandemic.
Dentists are told to plan for treating patients again 'in three weeks'
The Government is facing calls for England's dentists to be a part of the second phase of lifting lockdown. If this goes ahead, dental surgeries would reopen alongside shops on June 15.
'Aggressive' shopper who left carer in tears is an ICU nurse on coronavirus frontline
Marina Kendrick, 53, told friends that she had been enforcing the 'nursing code' and could not believe the backlash against her after the incident in Burton-upon-Trent.
Trump doubles down on claiming Joe Scarborough was involved in staffer's 'murder'
President Trump doubled down on his insinuation that 'Morning Joe' host and former congressman Joe Scarborough murdered a woman who worked for him in 2001.
Rise and fall of the Army's incredible off-road trackless land trains
In the 1950s, the Army commissioned a series of increasingly advanced over-land trains that could haul equipment though the wilderness to build remote early-warning radar stations.
RICHARD HENRIQUES tells the chilling story of how 21 Chinese cockle pickers lost their lives
Sir Richard Henriques, one of Britain's most distinguished lawyers, relives the trial of the Chinese gangmaster and his accomplices whose greed cost the lives of 21 cockle-pickers.
60% of care home Covid-19 cases do NOT have a cough or fever
Researchers analysed outbreaks in four care homes in London, all of which had been ravaged by Covid-19 outbreaks that killed residents.
Girl, 10, is dragged into a public toilet and sexually assaulted by a 40-year-old man
NSW Police say the man sexually abused the girl in Cootamundra on Sunday evening. He was charged with kidnapping, committing an aggravated sexual act and inciting a child to sexually touch him.
Scott Morrison insists he didn't target China with virus probe
China was infuriated by the government's demand for an independent probe and imposed a tax on barley and banned some Aussie beef in apparent revenge.
Lana Del Rey accuses her critics of trying to start a 'race war'
Del Rey, 34, landed in hot water last Thursday after she took to Instagram to bemoan that those singers have landed number one songs 'about being sexy, wearing no clothes, f***ing, and cheating'...
Little Australian girl, 4, 'attacked by RATS as she lay dead
A helpless toddler who was allegedly left to die by her father had her face eaten by rats as her decomposing body lay in her cot in their Brisbane home for days, police say.
India is hit by worst plague of locusts for three decades
Huge swarms of desert locusts are destroying crops across western and central India, prompting authorities today to step up their response to the country's worst plague in nearly three decades.
British ticketholder wins tonight's EuroMillions jackpot but must share with a French player
Camelot said tonight the £33million jackpot prize will be split between two EuroMillions players, one in France and one in England - with both pocketing £16.million.
Google will start start reopening offices at 10% capacity in July
On Tuesday Google CEO Sundar Pichai said offices will start to open at roughly 10% capacity starting in July and ramp up to 30% by September in some cities.
UConn student 'was stalking a young woman who was considering a restraining order against him'
University of Connecticut student, Peter Manfredonia (left) 23, who allegedly killed two people, was stalking a woman, according to Cindy DeMers, the wife of his first victim, Ted DeMers.
Cafe in an affluent suburb is slammed for putting up a sign telling workers to speak English only
Circus Circus Cafe in Mount Eden, Auckland displayed the sign in its kitchen, drawing the ire of customers.
Face masks and latex gloves are found strewn along a French seabed
French NGO Operation Clean Sea had been working to clean up the ocean floor around Antibes in southeastern France when they stumbled on a mass of coronavirus-related waste.
Temperatures expected to reach record highs this week as heatwave hits southwest
A stifling heatwave is expected to sweep the southwestern US this week, with temperatures predicted to reach 20 degrees above average.
Greggs will reopen around 800 stores from mid-June
The bakery chain is expected to begin serving customers in mid-June, after it successfully trialled the reopening of a dozen stores in the North East earlier this month.
Britain could soon be carrying out a MILLION coronavirus tests every day
New technology - if approved - could allow routine monthly testing of every household in Britain. Documents reveal the NHS is in early talks over the tests, which cost less than £2.50 each.
Georgia woman, brother OK after turtle strikes car window
Latonya Lark said she was driving down Harry S. Truman Parkway near Montgomery Cross Roa in Savannah this month when she saw the object.
Three senators are told they are off the hook in FBI share-dumping probe
Federal prosecutors have told a trio of senators they are closing probes of their stock trades, although Sen. Richard Burr of North Carolina is still being investigated.
Criniti's owes a huge amount of money to staff - and $4.5million has gone missing entirely
The fallen Italian restaurant empire also has $4.5million missing from its books, forensic accountants at Worrells claim.
Disney and CBS sued for 'disregarding sexual assault claims against Criminal Minds cinematographer'
The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles County yesterday, claims that over a period of 14 years, director of photography for the series, Gregory St. Johns, 'used his position' to frequently sexually as...
Paralyzed deaf-mute teen tried to rob a jewelry shop in Brazil by holding a fake gun with his feet
Police in the Brazilian city of Canela arrested a 19-year-old who was caught on video attempting to rob a jewelry store by using his feet to point a fake gun while sitting on his wheelchair.
Meghan Markle's 'rift' with Kate Middleton 'was caused by clash over tights', Tadler reports
Society bible Tatler has detailed the alleged fall-out between Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle in a profile of Kate, 38, in its latest issue which is available from tomorrow.
Alabama police search for armed triple murder suspect
Authorities in Alabama are searching for Carson Peters, 58, and April Hanner in connection to Sunday's triple homicide in Danville, which killed Peters' wife, her sister and the sister's boyfrien...
Online casino plied 25-year-old with a £400 booster just hours before he took his own life
A high-flying engineer killed himself hours after an online casino 'groomed' him with £400 in cash bonuses. Chris Bruney, 25, lost a total of £119,000 in the five days before his death.
Donald Trump lashes out at Barack Obama for golfing during lockdown
President Donald Trump attacked Barack Obama for golfing during the coronavirus pandemic in his latest Twitter rage.
NSA's tracking program FAR more extensive than thought
Journalist Barton Gellman describes how the tool at the heart of the NSA's phone-tracking surveillance program works in unprecedented detail in his new book, Dark Mirror.
Woman puts her knickers over her face after she's asked to wear a face mask in Ukraine
The unidentified woman was filmed removing her jeans and wearing her knickers over her face on a CCTV camera at a 'Nova Poshta' post office in Ukraine.
Read our exclusive extract from JK Rowling's new fairytale The Ickabog
Harry Potter author J K Rowling's new children's book The Ickabog is said to be for 'children on lockdown, or even those back at school during these strange, unsettling times'.
Coronavirus US: Hollywood lockdown parties 'out of control'
LAPD posted a video to Twitter on Tuesday warning homeowners of the rules. They say the house owners face arrest under nuisance party laws in the state.
De Blasio blasted as a 'liar' for claiming small businesses can 'hang on' for months yet
In an interview with WNYC radio on Friday, de Blasio claimed: 'I've talked to lots and lots of business leaders...they are hanging on and they know it can be a matter of months until they'll be b...
Alison Roman wants to turn Chrissy Teigen row into 'a positive'
Alison Roman, whose May 7 criticism of Chrissy Teigen sparked a outrage online, has returned to social media with a photo of food scraps - joking that there was 'a metaphor in there somewhere.'
Drunk man who passed out on a raft drifted 7 miles down a flooded river before being rescued
Morris Ferguson, 54, may have been channeling his inner Capt Jack Sparrow when he was found asleep with a bottle of rum in his lap inside a raft floating down the swollen Blue River in Indiana.
Body of autistic boy, 9, 'twice pushed into Florida canal by his mother had signs of head trauma'
Patricia Ripley, 45, right, is facing attempted and premeditated murder charges. Her son Alejandro Ripley, left, was found floating in a Miami, Florida, canal on Friday.
WWII vet, 94, receives special salute from T-6 Warbirds after dying alone in Florida nursing home
Former US Air Force Captain Roger Swanson, 94, passed away Colonial Lakes Health Care Facility in Florida earlier this month. Family were unable to be with him because of lockdown restrictions.
Coronavirus UK: MHR tells labs to STOP analysing home tests
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has stopped laboratories from processing privately-bought antibody tests, MailOnline understands.
Police shoot man armed with a rifle six times after he 'tried to carjack Popeye's employee'
A suspect armed with a rifle allegedly tried to carjack a fast food worker outside a Popeyes eatery in Daytona Beach, Florida, on Monday, but was shot six times by responding police officers.
Police catch father riding motorbike with child perched on his lap
West Midlands Police said the 28-year-old male handed the youngster to family members after realising he was being shadowed by the police helicopter in Coventry, on Sunday.
Coronavirus UK: Police probe 300-person Peterborough rave
More than a dozen officers rushed to the lockdown-defying party in Paston, Peterborough, last night, where they found hundreds 'intoxicated' party-goers gathered in the street.
Matt Hancock says lockdown fines for families caught travelling for childcare could be reviewed
The Health Secretary suggested punitive penalties could be reviewed by the Treasury after Boris Johnson's chief aide made a 260-mile dash from London to Durham.
Frontman of Christian rock band reveals he no longer believes in God
Jonathan Steingard, the lead singer for Hawk Nelson, renounced his faith last Wednesday in a lengthy Instagram post. The singer said he has questioned God and the Bible for at least a year.
Police officers' son who killed two men in crash escapes probe
Max Coopey, 18, killed father-of-three Jason Imi, 48, and his colleague John Shackley, 61, as they were walking back from dinner in Ascot, Berkshire late at night in August 2018.
Matt Hancock says the UK is to 'stockpile' PPE as domestic firms sign deals for two BILLION items
The Health Secretary said that enough PPE was being made and delivered to the NHS now that it was no longer firefighting to keep up with demand but was able to build up stocks against future out...
Father, 26, who tricked his way into a terrified pensioner's flat is jailed
Maron Gebru, 26, twice sneaked into a block of flats in Smethwick, Birmingham, where the 74-year-old woman lived alone in August 2017.
Katy Perry puts her baby bump on full display as she hits the beach with fiancé Orlando Bloom
Exclusive DailyMail.com photos show Katy Perry heading to the beach in California with fiancé Orlando Bloom this weekend.
Britain's skies start to slowly fill up again after being left nearly empty in lockdown
According to data released by Flightradar24, the number of airborne aircraft hit 110,361 on May 20. Pictured: Aircraft over Britain this evening.
Coronavirus UK: Matt Hancock shuts down Robert Peston
Matt Hancock brutally shut down ITV's Robert Peston's question on Dominic Cummings at today's daily Downing Street coronavirus press conference.
Katie Miller back at work after coronavirus scare and expecting a baby with husband Stephen Miller
Katie Miller, the Pence spokesperson who tested positive for coronavirus, announced she has returned to work and that she is expecting a child with husband Stephen Miller, a Trump adviser.
Data from Memorial Day weekend shows driving is back to pre-pandemic levels
Cellphone data from Apple's COVID-19 mobility trends report shows that the number of people out driving across the US increased by more than 25 percent on Saturday alone.
Istanbul's Bosphorus is transformed into a dazzling turquoise
The jewel-toned Bosphorus in Istanbul glowed due to phytoplankton called Emiliania huxleyi. The microscopic organisms thrive in water with high levels of sunlight.
Mass testing will cut how many people will need to be quarantined by the track and trace system
A team led by University of Oxford simulated a pandemic in the village Haslemere. They estimated that 1.7% of people would need to quarantine if there was mass testing available.
Mark Zuckerberg goes ahead of Warren Buffett to become America's third wealthiest man
Zuckerberg, main, has seen his worth top $80 billion since March. That puts him ahead of billionaire and Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett, top inset. Bezos is bottom inset.
Mystery of Weston-super-Mare's Covid-19 outbreak: Officials investigating spike in cases
A hospital in Weston-super-Mare closed yesterday, and scientists speculate it could be due to tourists flocking to the beach or an unreported clusters of care home cases.