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The virus trains: How lockdown chaos spread Covid-19 across India

New York Times: Trains that sent migrant workers home spread the virus across the country.

The inside story of how police took down the Comanchero gang

Exclusive book extract on how detectives investigated the Comancheros motorcycle gang.

Revealed: Kremlin made a second attempt to poison Alexei Navalny in botched assassination

Times: Details of the botched double assassination attempt revealed for first time.

They're among the oldest living things in the world. The climate crisis is killing them

New York Times: California's wildfires took deadly aim at the state's most beloved trees.

She stalked her daughter's killers across Mexico, one by one

New York Times: Armed with a gun and disguises, she was a one-woman detective squad.

Paul McCartney on lockdown and his friendship with John Lennon

Times: The richest pop star on the planet spent this weird year like the rest of us.

He pretended to be Trump's family. Then Trump fell for it

New York Times: For months, a 21yo Trump supporter impersonated Trump family members.

The rise and fall of the celebrity pastor of Hillsong Church

New York Times: He helped build a megachurch. Then temptation became too much to resist.

Should isolation periods be shorter for people with Covid-19?

New York Times: A new analysis of viral 'shedding' puts health officials in a quandary.

Pushed by the pandemic, Amazon goes on a hiring spree

New York Times: Amazon has embarked on a hiring binge.

The rich kids who want to tear down capitalism

New York Times: Some millennials view their family wealth as a moral and economic failure.

Your summer reading list: The best books of 2020

Get your summer reading list sorted with the best books from the year.

Steve Braunias: Guilty hands - pendulum of guilt swings in Bain family murders

As the series comes to an end, Steve Braunias rejects belief David Bain killed his family.

Covid combat fatigue: 'I would come home with tears in my eyes'

New York Times: Doctors and nurses on the front lines are running on empty.

Can we make our robots less biased than we are?

New York Times: AI developers want to end injustices in how technology is made and used.

Anthony Hopkins makes it look simple. (And maybe it should be)

New York Times: The actor claims, "no acting required" in his new dementia drama.