Новости за 03.01.2020

Climate activist is known for changing her Twitter bio to reflect what's said about her

News analysis: Nobody knows how this plays out and that is very dangerous

Martin Chilton reviews six of January's releases for our monthly book column

Birmingham MP tells Labour activists that 'people don't trust us any more'

Lithium-sulfur breakthrough offers radical new energy storage solution

A US airstrike is said to have struck a convoy of Iran-backed militia in Iraq - just hours after the targetted killing of Qassem Soleimani.

Killing him risks an escalation that the US didn't count on, and that is how big wars start, said a former US official

Each cover reads: 'No photo shoot production was required in the making of this issue'

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Democrats say they were left in the dark a second time, following the killing of Isis leader last year

Batsman's 56 not out made him the only England player to pass the half-century mark

Lobby journalists say No.10 change 'allows the current or any future administration to refuse access to journalists it may not approve of'

Searches for software designed to help show promotions for thousands of pounds of free bets and bonuses

Our president might well lead us into a regime-change war that he is far from equipped to command

Nadeem Afzal was 'extremely persistent in his sexual advances,' police say

The United States is deploying nearly 3,000 more Army troops to the Middle East amid increased tensions between the US and Iran following the death of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani.

Amid much doom and gloom, this is a resoundingly positive moment for British politics, regardless of your views on Moran's party

Among the fundamental conceits of the exceptionalist creed is that America is above the laws that govern all other nations. A leap of faith is required to end this fallacy, argues Patrick Lawrence

Major announcements about PS5 and 5G could also be coming

Disruption to energy supplies caused travel chaos with traffic lights down and trains coming to a standstill

The Toffees have not won at Anfield since 1999 but Sunday's third-round tie represents their best chance in some considerable time as many of Klopp's battle-weary players are struggling with fatigue

Band is named after Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, whose killing precipitated the First World War

The 24-year-old ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during the Gunners' 2-1 home defeat to Chelsea last weekend

Inmates shocked as pet scales 25-foot fence and walks along razor wire

England 262-9, South Africa yet to bat: This side may have noble intentions but that doesn't get you very far when you once again let a good platform slip