Новости за 26.05.2019

But far-right make no progress on 2014

German Greens take second place ahead of social democrat, with young voters favour ecologists by large margin

Environment secretary refuses to rule out no-deal Brexit in October but says UK would be 'better off leaving EU in an orderly way'

The small white nationalist group reportedly spoke little, but when they did, counter-protesters drowned them out

Tender strips of Yorkshire heritage steak are dressed in red pesto and served with an Italian-style baby potato salad that's full of flavour, variation and fresh veg.

Sir Michael Wilshaw warns progress of last 30 years is under threat

Javier Tebas last week claimed that clubs such as City and Paris Saint-Germain, backed by wealthy Gulf state owners, are creating a competitive imbalance in European football which will change the face of the sport

'The number one priority is to secure a withdrawal agreement as soon as possible, ending this uncertainty and avoiding the turmoil of a no-deal Brexit,' says Gareth Stace of UK Steel

'All three convicted Frenchmen rejected the ruling and asked to be tried in France, but judges ignored their request,' lawyer says

One pastor said: 'A civil war is coming to America, only this time, it will be abortion, rather than slavery, that divides the nation'

Charlton Athletic 2-1 Sunderland: Dillon Phillips's early howler handed the north-east side the advantage but Addicks goalkeeper breathes a sigh of relief as Ben Purrington and Bauer secure promotion for the London side

'Trust me I am not really happy about this'

Follow latest updates from the European election as votes are counted across UK and the EU

An estimated 4,000 teenagers and young people turn out in Manchester – and another 1.5m around the world – to demand they inherit a planet that is not dying

Chancellor hints at joining no-confidence vote against hard Brexiteer - after Dominic Raab predicts MPs will fail to prevent Halloween night crash-out

Kate Kretz says she does not create the art because she believes in white supremacy, but rather 'to both call out wearers who claim the hats to be innocuous, and to sound the alarm that history is repeating itself'

The 20-time grand slam champion is playing the year's second major tournament for the first time in four years and had no trouble finding his feet on the redeveloped Court Philippe Chatrier

Splinter group suspected to be behind crude improvised explosive devices

Ferguson's appearance after suffering a brain haemorrhage last year was the highlight of the day for a packed stadium

Mercedes dedicate their sixth victory of the season to the late three-time world champion as Verstappen loses second due to a five-second time penalty for pit-lane collision with Valtteri Bottas

Gillette's new advert that shows a transgender man being taught how to shave by his father has been praised online, with many describing it as "amazing" and "beautiful",

Move follows anger that Commons committee has refused to hold an inquiry – despite finding that sales are causing 'significant civilian casualties' in Yemen

Father had been in room on at least one occasion, court hears

The tournament's new Court Simonne-Mathieu, which is the most imaginative aspect of a remarkable rebuilding programme undertaken by the French Tennis Federation, came at a cost of 360m euros

Seventeen passengers evacuated safely without injury