Новости за 16.07.2015

Images of Manchester United's new Adidas away shirt for next season have emerged.

Images of Manchester United's new adidas away shirt for next season have emerged.

England take a 1-0 series lead into the Second Ashes Test against Australia after their comprehensive victory in the First Test that came with a day to spare. Follow the latest from Lord's here.

England take a 1-0 series lead into the Second Ashes Test against Australia after their comprehensive victory in the First Test that came with a day to spare. Follow the latest from Lord's here.

England take a 1-0 series lead into the Second Ashes Test against Australia after their comprehensive victory in the First Test that came with a day to spare. Follow the latest from Lord's here.

Louis van Gaal will allow Angel Di Maria to leave Manchester United if the winger wants to leave the club, according to reports.

Kendrick Lamar is among many rappers who have tried to reclaim the N-word by using it in a positive way – and the artist doesn’t see why he should stop using it.

Victor Valdes has hit back at Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal after the Dutchman launched a scathing attack on the goalkeeper for allegedly refusing to play for the reserves last season.

Carlos Tevez returned to boyhood club Boca Juniors after 11 years away on Monday night.

Manchester United will launch a second bid for Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos after seeing an initial offer rejected. Follow the latest here.

Manchester United will launch a second bid for Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos after seeing an initial offer rejected. Follow the latest here.

Set in the affluent private-security-patrolled environs of London's most exclusive boroughs, the characters of Vogue editor-in chief Alexandra Shulman's second novel are a stock cast of oligarchs, city types who've made huge fortunes, and poshos who've inherited.

Norman Tebbit, the media attack dog of successive Conservative governments, was criticised by the party’s chief spin doctor for being a “moaner” against broadcasters.

A dark shape moved rapidly through the woods and moments later, with a flash of its bushy tail, disappeared into the undergrowth.

Music has officially died, according to Sinead O’Connor.

Polling has put Jeremy Corbyn in a shock lead in the battle for the Labour leadership, according to a report which fuelled fears among mainstream figures that the veteran left winger is winning over large numbers of activists.

The hardest place to find a job in the UK is in the North East, according to official figures released today.

The Government is facing a multi-billion pound black hole in its budget to pay for new clean energy supplies, which could result in rising household electricity bills unless there is a dramatic decline in investment in renewable technologies.

The number of universities charging the maxim student fee of £9,000 a year is growing, according to a published report by the universities’ access watchdog.

Margaret Thatcher demanded that Britain find ways to “destabilise” the regime which presided over Ethiopia’s disastrous 1984 famine after concluding that British aid was wrongly supporting its “particularly cruel” government, according to previously unpublished records.

Prosecutors were pressed by Margaret Thatcher to bring charges against a British-based Sikh nationalist accused of inciting the assassination of Indian prime minister Indira Gandhi, according to secret government papers.

Harold Wilson feared that he and other British political leaders were being targeted by South Africa’s intelligence services over their opposition to apartheid, according to secret files.

All new hospital consultants will be forced to work at weekends to deliver the Government’s plan for a seven-day NHS by the end of the decade, the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt will announce.

The US Justice Department has shut down an online black market where criminals could buy stolen databases, viruses and other products that can cripple or steal information from computers.

Celtic manager Ronny Deila says that simply reaching the group stage of the Champions League should be considered success for Celtic; those who question his ambition were woken by the reality of this performance. Deila might be right.