Новости за 12.09.2015

Elderly people are robbed of cash and assets worth more than £78m each year, and in most cases the culprits are members of their own family, according to new research by Action on Elder Abuse (AEA).

When the world’s first passenger railway line opened between Liverpool and Manchester on 15 September 1830, it sparked an explosion in inter-city train travel and helped northern England to become the engine room of the Industrial Revolution. Now, 185 years later, the station at the end of that line has become the focus of a legal dispute that threatens to derail plans by Chancellor George Osborne to build a 21st-century Northern Powerhouse.

Jeremy Corbyn will spend his first full day as Labour leader trying to hold together a fracturing parliamentary party after his stunning victory in which he won nearly 60 per cent of the vote in the first round. The result, just before midday, triggered a string of Shadow Cabinet and frontbench resignations, despite Mr Corbyn’s appeal for unity and his pledge to field a top team from all quarters of the party.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has questioned the awarding of a free-kick in the build up to the first goal, but admitted the Reds were below par as they fell 3-1 to rivals Manchester United.

Louis van Gaal was clearly delighted with the debut of new striker Anthony Martial, who scored a memorable goal as Manchester United beat Liverpool.

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea made his first appearance of the season in the 3-1 win over Liverpool just a day after signing a new four-year contract at Old Trafford

Anthony Martial wasted no time writing himself into Manchester United folklore as he stepped off the bench to score a stunning winner on debut against Liverpool.

Jose Mourinho admitted that Chelsea were suffering a crisis of confidence after the champions slumped to their third defeat in their opening five league matches with a 3-1 loss at Everton.

What a way to mark your debut, make yourself an instant club hero, and banish all talk of the multi-million-pound transfer fee for quite some time.

Paul Pogba is due back in Manchester on Tuesday for his first Champions League appearance of a season that will go a long way to deciding just how much of the hype around him he is going to be able to live up to.

Jamie Murray lasted longer than his brother Andy for the second Grand Slam tournament in a row but the Scot’s US Open ended in disappointment here.

POOL A

A late winner sees Manchester City extend their unbeaten run and lead at the top of the Premier League table as they beat Crystal Palace 1-0 at Selhurst Park

International one-day cricket in England appears to have grown up at last. It has taken 43 years to reach this point. In that time fleeting glimpses of maturity have never come close to allaying its status as a poor relation.

When Richie McCaw was formally presented with his first All Blacks jersey he buried his face in it for a full minute, as if savouring its scent and texture. He resembled a cross between a child finding solace in a comfort blanket, and an awestruck pilgrim receiving a sacrament.

Refugees are welcome, thousands of people have emphatically said at London's migrant solidarity march. The demonstration, organised by Stop the War Coalition, was one of many planned across Europe.

Jeremy Corbyn acknowledged the “enormous amount” of work Labour has in the years ahead at a victory party for his team of volunteers.

Kelechi Iheanacho took a matter of seconds to make a potentially significant contribution to this season's Barclays Premier League title race on Saturday.

VIEW FROM THE BENCH

Alex Neil will be pleased to have come back from the international break and pick up a first home win of the campaign, especially having lost his unblemished away record at Southampton last time out. For Eddie Howe, this would have been one of few away games he had identified as winnable but he will be at a loss as to why his side were so far off the pace.

VIEW FROM THE BENCH

Swansea had been unbeaten heading into Saturday's match, but Garry Monk's side were woefully off the pace here and Watford's victory was richly deserved.

MOMENT OF THE MATCH

Theo Walcott: Defying pundit and Premier League winner Chris Sutton's claims Arsenal had not selected a "proper striker", Walcott netted his most difficult chance.

VIEW FROM THE BENCH

Shorn of strikers due to injury, Palace boss Alan Pardew still went on the offensive with Puncheon, Zaha, Bolasie and Sako all giving the City rear guard plenty to think about. City missed the injured David Silva's ability to unlock a defence but escaped with another win.

Football supporters across England showed solidarity with the thousands of refugees fleeing war-torn countries and hoping to start a safe life in Europe.

After a run of three matches without a goal and two without so much as a shot on target, Watford have a Premier League victory. It arrived in adversity too, as they had been reduced to 10 men for the last half-hour following Valon Behrami’s stamp on Andre Ayew.

Arsenal recorded back-to-back victories for the first time this season after goals from under-pressure strikers Theo Walcott and Olivier Giroud helped them to a 2-0 win over Stoke at the Emirates.