Новости за 29.01.2021

Exclusive: Freelance photographer charged with criminal damage after taking and sharing images of activists demonstrating against conditions at Napier Barracks

Nottingham Wildcats basketball player Chelsey Shumpert has suffered three serious knee injuries, but tells Nicola Kenton how her determination to come out better on the other side got her through

John Chaney, one of the nation’s leading Black coaches during a Hall of Fame career at Temple, has died

Several false claims emerged around President Joe Biden and his administration as he entered the first full week of his presidency

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has named a former state comptroller as an independent investigator into allegations that inmates in a state women’s prison were beaten and sexually assaulted by corrections officers

First Lady expected to take integral role in White House effort to unify thousands of families removed by federal government

Total number of deaths within 28 days of a positive test now at 104,371

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says lawmakers face threats of violence from an “enemy” within Congress and more money is needed to protect them

'When you go there and you see something that's so graphic like that, it really reminds you of images of people thrown into mass graves,' the Chic guitarist said

Mark Meadows was said to have been instrumental in the controversial candidate's primary win

The series documents the tragedy of the beautiful lives lost to the Aids epidemic. But for me, the character of Jill is a reminder of how critical the gay community was for cis women like me

It’s easy to cheer the bloody nose given to wealthy hedge fund managers this week. But we also ought to remember some persistent realities about financial markets, not least that short-selling overvalued companies can be socially useful, says Ben Chu

London ‘considering next steps’ as Northern Ireland excluded from exemption list

The government's top infectious disease expert says the U.S. hopes to be able to start vaccinating children in the next few months

FBI releases image of man thought to have planted explosive devices

Police say they solved the murder of a Battle Creek woman more than 30 years later, after an old blood sample connected a man to the fatal stabbing

An effort to bring people with disabilities into clearer focus on TV and movie screens is getting a boost from a major media company

Court filing claims company acted 'knowingly to manipulate the market for the benefit of people and financial institutions who were not Robinhood's customers’

Former Republican officials say Florida senator and others ‘pushed this lie, which incited the attack on the Capitol’

The No. 10 appears likely to leave on a free transfer in the summer

‘Conceptually right, you’re basically betting a company will fail’

Keith Gill insists he’s ‘not out for anybody’ after tips inspire extraordinary battle between Redditors and Wall Street hedge fund giants 

Johnson & Johnson says its vaccine appears to protect against COVID-19 with just one shot

Black congresswoman ‘berated’ by maskless Georgia Republican, she says

Dr Anthony Fauci says double-masking makes ‘common sense’