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An increasingly virulent pathogen is turning hygienic cannibalism on its head.

Alison March, 46, runs divorce website thegrouphug.com, Ascot “Our 18-month-old cockapoo, Dougal, can't stand me making calls – which I need to make five or six times a day on Zoom and on the phone. While I'm talking, he pulls at my clothes, and steals my slippers from under the desk, and starts eating them right in front of me – knowing full well what he's doing. “He stands up on his back legs, pulling at my arms, and chews my hands when I try to remove him. It's pure jealousy, but he gets lots of attention the rest of the time. He has two lovely walks per day, and lots of cuddles.

Donald Byrd and more, plus gigged with Hugh Masekala, among others. Though it was his kit and vibraphone work that paid the bills, the seventy-eight-year-old Virginia native is also a conservatory-trained composer, though it took him a while to make records under his own name. Samba de Maracatu is only his thirteenth album as a leader in the nearly fifty years since his 1974 debut The Almoravid, and his first for Blue Note since 1998. With a name like Samba de Maracatu (a reference to the syncretic music originating from the Pernambuco providence), one might expect an album heavily influ...

Carrie Symond's dog Dilyn has been accused of unleashing havoc at Chequers Credit: Toby Melville/Reuters In lockdown, pets have been a lifeline with dogs in particular serving as furry saviours of our sanity. Except, however, when they start driving a wedge between their human counterparts – a crime for which Dilyn, the Prime Minister’s rescue dog, is reportedly guilty. The three-year-old Jack Russell cross is accused of unleashed havoc at Chequers, chewing “priceless books and furniture” and marking his territory on valuable antiques, resulting in a bill of more than £1,000 for Bor...

Campaign donations top $280,000 in Tuscaloosa mayor's race If politics can be described as war without bloodshed, then campaign contributions could be considered the ammunition for the weaponry. Tuscaloosa’s 2021 race for mayor is rife with such contributions, with donations between the three candidates – incumbent Walt Maddox and his challengers, Martin Houston and Serena Fortenberry – topping more than $280,000 since their campaign announcements were made. And while Maddox’s $140,637 in recorded cash contributions since August – the month that a survey of his chances at a fifth te...