Going travelling can disturb your regular exercise routine. We talk to fitness experts on the best exercises to do before a flight, after disembarking, when jet-lagged and when you don’t have access to a gym.

Susie Torres thought she had water in ear after waking up and hearing swooshing sound.

Eugene Redmond is accused of abusing at least five students and performing unnecessary, invasive genital or rectal exams.

As a symbol of racial segregation, oppression and a ‘crime against humanity’, the flag can now only be used in ways that serve the public interest, such as art, academia or journalism.

Hair brushing, nail clipping, face spraying – air passengers have all kinds of on-board health and wellness routines, but not all are welcome. We break down which are OK and which will make your fellow travellers’ skin crawl.

Danish leaders expressed shock and disbelief over US President Donald Trump’s cancellation of a state visit to Denmark after its prime minister rebuffed his interest in purchasing Greenland.

The US president has shown a proclivity for meeting with Central and Eastern European leaders, who some say appeal to ‘his more illiberal instincts’.

Marvel owner Disney and Sony, which holds the rights to the Spider-Man character, disagree on future films. Without a deal, Spider-Man, played by Tom Holland, would exit the MCU. Fans can’t bear the thought.

Our mobile phones and laptops go everywhere with us. Because touching shared surfaces is a sure-fire way to encounter a variety of microbes, how worried should you be about getting sick from your phone or laptop?

Upscale hotels used to be able to impress guests with high thread-count sheets. Now, the more extraordinary the attention to detail, the better.

Woman files racial discrimination complaint after being turned away from job as cleaner at home of Tennessee priest.

Beijing is pouring billions into research and development of quantum technology and is offering Chinese scientists big perks to return home from Western labs

Officials are warning clinicians and the public to be on alert for what they describe as a severe and potentially dangerous lung injury. Symptoms include difficulty breathing, shortness of breath or chest pain.

Church leaders pointed to a recent article reminding young people that their religion prohibits ‘hot drinks’ – understood to mean tea and coffee – and harmful or habit-forming substances.

Creators who make the most money for YouTube often benefit from looser interpretations of guidelines on things like hateful content, say a group of former site moderators, enabling them to keep showing ads in their videos.

In just two years, Sydney Sikes went from a girl with an acne problem experimenting with make-up to an Instagram influencer who brands pay to promote their products

The US president said it was a ‘terrible thing’ that people with mental illness were ‘just allowed to go onto the streets’ after some psychiatric hospitals were closed beginning in the 1950s.

Exercising at night and during the day have different effects on the body. A morning workout boosts the metabolism of sugar and fat, while exercising at night uses less energy and oxygen.

However he did not get jail time as the Stockholm district court found the assault was not ‘of such a serious nature that prison sentence must be chosen’.

Downloads of audiobooks have tripled in the past five years, and voice-over artists are in demand. Renowned voice-over artist Johnny Heller teaches hopefuls the finer points of audiobook recording.

Based on high-quality protein, low-fat dairy, and high-fibre carbs, the Nordic diet is built around minimally processed foods sourced locally for freshness. Its health benefits include a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes.

Using someone else’s pet in a dating profile as bait is a trick generally performed by men to pretend they have nurturing qualities. Women may equate how a man treats his dog with how he would treat a partner, a dating coach explains.

The drugs, tested in a nearly nine-month clinical trial, have performed so well that health professionals will now administer them to every patient in Congo.

Hair blogger Ayesha Malik called the actress and Unicef Goodwill Ambassador a ‘hypocrite’ for ‘encouraging nuclear war against Pakistan’.

Gunman ‘put finger in my eye’ during scuffle, says ex-Pakistani military officer Mohammad Rafiq, who threw suspect to the ground and disarmed him.

The correctional centre where the wealthy financier and alleged sex trafficker was being held suffers from extreme staffing shortages – with less than 70 per cent of the officers it needs, according to the union president.

Gone are the days when you’d sit in front of the television for your weekly dose of Friends and Seinfeld, or hope to catch a rerun. Today everyone watches series differently. Which description best fits your viewing habit?

Remarks to Asian and Hispanic voters prompt social media furore, as many focus on equivalence drawn between poor children and minority children.

Insomnia, incontinence and Parkinson’s disease in the elderly are often treated with medicines called anticholinergics. Studies show these drugs impair old people’s cognitive functions; fortunately, alternative drugs are available.

Bluetooth gadget controlled from your smartphone slides between shoulders of a specially designed shirt and can lower temperature by 13 Celsius, Sony claims. It swears you won’t look strange wearing the US$120 device.