Новости за 09.12.2019

Liverpool are currently in the middle of a run of eight matches in 26 days in December

Report found that FBI did not engage in politically motivated investigation, but that officials had repeatedly downplayed exculpatory evidence

At least 12 appliances are tackling the fire on the second floor of the building

Police say there is no indication of any such attack, and video appears to show adviser actually walked into activist's hand

'Pete never complained about his illness. Instead, he saw it as an opportunity to give hope to other patients and their families', a statement says

The Tactical Voting Blog: The polls can only tell us so much

The FBI's investigation into contacts between Donald Trump's election campaign and Russia was justified and not politically biased, a report by the Justice Department's watchdog has found.

Growing populations of taller, heavier people mean we are going to require much more food

One Briton is among the eight people still missing following a deadly volcanic eruption in New Zealand, the country's prime minister Zacinda Ardern has said.

When Aung San Suu Kyi appears in court tomorrow to defend Myanmar against the charge of genocide, she must address the military's key tactic: rape.

John McDonnell says allegation made to distract attention away from NHS scandal

Change is needed to prevent the next Carillion-style collapse but the Conservatives are content with the status quo, says Prem Sikka

Teenager spotted by stewards making alleged gesture during Burnley's 5-0 defeat at Tottenham

Leicester are second in the Premier League, eight points behind the Reds, after a club-record eight straight wins

Chinese firm built its own operating system amid escalating trade war between US and China

Analysis: With both Iran and Washington heading into volatile election years, the prospect of conflict between the two nations is as distant as ever, writes Borzou Daragahi

Freshman Democrat says president's remarks are 'dangerous'

The Labour Party has attempted a delicate balancing act between its Eurosceptic and Europhilic contingents. A second referendum would expose a stark imbalance.

Condition affects the nerves

Filipino human rights committee finds world's biggest oil companies have legal and moral responsibilities to act, as Greta Thunberg says children's rights being violated

Erfurt police said animal was obviously intoxicated but 'breathalyzer test not carried out'

Conservative accuses Labour candidate of 'trying to shut me up by crying Islamophobia'

Exclusive interview: The former British national road race champion discusses the challenge of weeks spent training in isolation recovering from two career-threatening crashes

Following the crowd eases a return to the road, and the aches and sores that inevitably come after time off are to be embraced

A young mother has accused Boris Johnson of lying after he told her he knew nothing about a fake Labour website set up by the Conservatives to trick voters.