Новости за 13.09.2020

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<p>England (231-9) defeat Australia (207) by 24 runs</p>

<p>‘I keep telling them — forest management,’ Trump says at campaign stop in Nevada</p>

<p>‘I think they know that humans are somehow related to the scarcity of food,’ expert says of orcas in 2018</p>

Donald Trump likened the abortion policies of his 2020 US election rival Democrat Joe Biden to "baby execution" during a campaign stop in Nevada. &nbsp;

<p>President held six rallies in month following admission that virus was deadly and ‘goes through the air’</p>

<p>The BBC documentary points out that there is no earthly reason why a new virus won’t one day wipe out the very species that has been trying to kill the planet for the past few centuries – us lot&nbsp;</p>

<p>‘Everybody should take this seriously, please understand that you should be moving now, acting now to get you and your family ready for this storm’</p>

<p>The 100 year old raised more than £32m for the NHS by walking laps of his garden</p>

After 13 years, a South Florida city has overturned a ban on “saggy pants” — bottoms that reveal the wearer's underwear.

<p>Strzok regrets sending texts criticising Trump that were ‘weaponised’ by Trump and his allies to undermine faith in Mueller inquiry</p>

<p>The group spent $1.7m on the land and hopes it will one day be a formally recognised city</p>

<p>A home loss for Spurs on the opening weekend of the season</p>

<p>'Even a pandemic can't cancel Halloween,' notes one official as Los Angeles forced to row back on ban</p>

<p>The issue is still one that splits readers like little else, writes Chris Stevenson</p>

<p>The footage also shows an officer hitting a fleeing man with a motorcycle</p>

The death toll from the wildfires devastating the American West has soared to 33, officials have revealed.

<p>Three-day tally rises above 10,000</p>

<p>More than 5,000 people have signed already</p>

<p>The former champion Greco-Roman wrestler maintained his innocence at all times, says Borzou Daragahi</p>

<p><strong>Journalism is not a crime: </strong>NPR correspondent while covering ‘ambush’ of sheriff’s deputies&nbsp;</p>

<p>At least eight dead and thousands forced to evacuate in America’s West</p>

<p>Swabs sent to Italy and Germany for processing amid delays in supply chain</p>

<p>Bosses ‘extremely sorry … for the distress we caused and apologise unreservedly’, they say in grovelling apology</p>

<p>Surveillance footage captures suspect firing into parked patrol car</p>