Новости за 19.03.2019

New filings show extent of investigations launched against president's former fixer

Annual fund doubled to £1.6m for mosques, churches, Sikh and Hindu temples

Paris Saint-Germain have won their appeal to dismiss Uefa's investigation into the club's financial affairs, after the Court of Arbirtration for Sport (Cas) ruled the initial case was "final and binding".

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With the first day of spring almost upon us – this year it falls on 20 March – speculation as to when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's baby will arrive has reached fever pitch.

The manager confronted referee Lee Mason after Everton's defeat to Newcastle

The actor said the year after the scene was broadcast 'wasn't a very good time' in his life

'There are no pagoda-shaped buildings or Chinese lanterns here to draw tourists, and I think that's why it has remained under the radar for most people'

Including Swedish drama Quicksand and a new series starring Uma Thurman

'I stood on the other side of the studio doors while they slammed every minority group in the country — mine included — increasing polarisation and paranoia among their viewers'

'Happiness is a fundamental human right,' says founder Jayme Illien

New opposition group demands Algerian president and his allies leave office by 27 April

Senior member of ruling League party branded previous government 'Stalinist' over mandatory chickenpox immunisation programme - but insists he is in favour of vaccines did have his children vaccinated

'If the Michael Jackson legend is destroyed by this, the person responsible is Michael Jackson,' says Rudi Dolezal

Ineos is owned by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Britain's richest man worth an estimated £21bn, who won the race to become the team's new sponsor after Sky announced it was pulling out last December

Who is the billionaire stepping in to save Team Sky from folding?

But long-time leader signalled he intends to stick around as head of the oil-rich state's security council

'I think at the time I was in a lot of pain. It felt like such a failure to me'

Jewish Labour Movement (JLM) braced to vote on unprecedented motion at its annual general meeting

Witnesses say victim was chased and attacked in road then brought into library for treatment

Demand and jobs 'outweighs' global warming concerns, Lib Dem committee chair says

Historically, May sees the most tornadoes with an average of 275

Aircraft suffers damage after becoming unbalanced

Injection caused liver, kidney, heart and lung damage

I am now more desperate than ever to take vicarious glory from my incredibly close friendship with the Speaker, which the passage of decades has sadly occluded