A ‘lost’ painting of Britain’s foremost naval hero Admiral Lord Nelson showing his facial scarring and missing eyebrow, features usually left out of portraits, is to go on display in London. Via: Painting of Lord Nelson showing facial scars on display
A total of a dozen cases of the bacterial lung infection were discovered in Anaheim, California about three weeks ago, the Orange County Health Care Agency announced Friday. Via: Disneyland shuts cooling towers after Legionnaires' cases
Labour leader says Foreign Secretary has put UK citizen at risk Via: Jeremy Corbyn calls for Boris Johnson to be sacked over Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe blunder
The Labour leader has accused the foreign secretary of ‘undermining our country’Jeremy Corbyn has fired an extraordinary broadside against Boris Johnson, calling for him to be sacked immediately as foreign secretary for “undermining our country” and “putting our citizens at risk”.The blistering attack – and demand that Theresa May fire Read more
Audience to be given food during stage version of Nigel Slater’s memoirToast: The Story of a Boy’s Hunger, the bestselling food memoir by Observer writer Nigel Slater, is to be brought to the stage. Audiences will be treated to more than just the author’s memories, as the show’s director plans Read more
We are wrong to deny the link between physical and mental health, as emerging evidence suggestsSomething is stirring in the world of mental health and for once the news is positive. This month, British scientists began testing a radically new approach to treating schizophrenia based on emerging evidence that it Read more
Investigation for the Observer shows how deals done by the UK telecoms giant benefited politically connected elites in eastern AfricaThe spread of mobile phones across Africa has been one of the continent’s success stories over the past two decades, transforming lives through better communication and simpler banking. It has also Read more
Change from within can transform it into a force for goodThe Lord Mayor’s Show is the largest street party in the world and probably its oldest. On the second Saturday in November, the City of London Corporation puts its new lord mayor into a golden coach and trundles them up Read more
New rules will come into force next year in a bid to clamp down on abuse of animals Via: CCTV to be made compulsory in all animal slaughterhouses, Government announces
Memo tells PM to end transition arrangement by 30 June 2021 Via: Boris Johnson and Michael Gove attempt 'soft coup' with letter giving Theresa May Brexit instructions