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South Africans go online to document police brutality
Strict enforcement of South Africa’s coronavirus lockdown by police and the army has placed the spotlight on official brutality, a cause of anger among the majority Black population for decades.
Serving the community
WHEN you enter the front doors of Ara Damansara Medical Centre (ADMC), you will immediately experience a sense of relaxation and calmness.
Insight - Big pharma shouldn’t be too greedy
INTELLECTUAL property is a convenient fiction.
Pandemic revs up race for US online car sales
After years of being part of a future that never quite arrived, the coronavirus pandemic has put US online car sellers on the map.
Next big COVID-19 treatment may be manufactured antibodies
(Reuters) - As the world awaits a COVID-19 vaccine, the next big advance in battling the pandemic could come from a class of biotech therapies widely used against cancer and other disorders - antibodies designed specifically to attack this new virus.
Sent off for a cough? FA issues guidelines to referees
(Reuters) - Players who deliberately cough at opponents or referees can be shown red or yellow cards under new guidelines issued by England's Football Association (FA) amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Premier League start date too early for Chelsea, Lampard says
(Reuters) - Chelsea manager Frank Lampard says starting the new Premier League season on Sept. 12 is too early and his players run the risk of sustaining injuries given the short turnaround between campaigns.
Team by team analysis of the British Grand Prix
SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Team by team analysis of Sunday's British Formula One Grand Prix at Silverstone, round four of the championship:
Renault protest Racing Point for the third time
SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Renault protested Formula One rivals Racing Point for the third time on Sunday, a move that was expected pending a stewards' decision on the legality of the Silverstone-based team's 2020 Mercedes-lookalike car.
Hamilton credits survival instinct for three-wheeled win
SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Six-times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said "survival instinct" clicked in after a last-lap puncture almost cost the Mercedes driver a record seventh British Grand Prix on Sunday.
