Finch backs Starc to rebound

The under-fire Australian paceman was feasted upon by India's batsmen in the first two matches of the one-day series

Shakhtar stun Real again

The 2-0 defeat leaves the Spaniards’ fate in reaching the knockout stages out of their hands heading into the final round of matches

Where did all the deer in Katka wildlife sanctuary go?

Herds of spotted deer have flocked to the Kokilmoni Forest in the Sharonkhola Range of the Sundarbans during the eight-month ban on visitors amid the coronavirus pandemic. But the scene was quite different in the Katka wildlife sanctuary, which typically boasts a much larger deer population.

Singapore becomes first to approve lab-grown meat sale

Singapore gave US start-up Eat Just the greenlight to sell its lab-grown chicken meat, in what the firm says is the world's first regulatory approval for so-called clean meat

Govt approves third submarine cable project

The Executive Committee of the National Economic Council has approved the Tk 7bn plan

Debenhams set to shut shop after 242 years

The decision to liquidate the British department store group comes after Philip Green's Arcadia fashion group collapses into administration

Trump raises $170m as he denies his loss

Trump’s campaign has continued to aggressively solicit donations for an “Election Defence Fund,” but the cash could fund his next political move

Thanksgiving turkeys may have been tamed 1,500 years ago

The evidence comes from a clutch of eggs found in an old fortress in Oaxaca, Mexico

Substance abuse treatment goes online

Both participants and providers say virtual sessions have some clear advantages and will likely become a permanent part of recovery

UK approves Pfizer vaccine, first in the world

Britain's vaccine committee will decide which priority groups will get the jab first

China plans Brahmaputra downstream dam

China in 2015 operationalised its first hydropower project at Zangmu in Tibet, while three other dams at Dagu, Jiexu and Jiacha are being developed, all on the upper and middle reaches of the river

Is China laying claim to Kimchi, too?

A spat raged over a Chinese state tabloid’s claim that China had “led” the development of an international standard for paocai, or pickled vegetables