Новости за 01.04.2018

A FURIOUS Ricky Stuart has savaged his Canberra team, declaring them “soft” and claiming they should be “embarrassed” to wear the Raiders jersey after their 32-16 loss to Manly.

Premier League: Ayoze Perez has struck the only goal of the game to help Newcastle United to a 1-0 victory over Huddersfield who continue to fight against relegation.

POLICE are currently investigating the death of a man who fell from the seventh floor of a Cairns hotel.

The Syrian army command says it has regained most of the towns and villages in eastern Ghouta and is pressing its military operations in the last rebel bastion of Douma.

Boxing: Liverpool local David Price was sent to the canvas by a brutal left hand from Alexander Povetkin.

Vikings: Beyond the Legend has opened at Melbourne Museum, showcasing Scandinavian culture direct from the Swedish History Museum. The exhibition will stay open until 26 August. Image via Twitter: @melbournemuseum

Football: Only Zlatan could pull of a debut like this, scoring two goals, including the winner.

Premier League: Christian Benteke had golden chance to put Crystal Palace in front, but couldn't find the back of the net.

Premier League: West Ham have made a case for their Premier League survival as a Marko Arnautovic double and Joao Mario strike secured a vital 3-0 victory over Southampton.

Premier League: Brighton's Glenn Murray missed a costly penalty and Vicente Iborra and Jamie Vardy both scored to give Leicester a 2-0 win.

David Warner’s wife Candice blames herself for his role in the cricket ball-tampering scandal, News Corp has reported. She says ‘I feel like it’s all my fault and it’s killing me — absolutely killing me’.

Cricket: Another tough day in South Africa for our Aussies and a late afternoon collapse putting them in a precarious position for the rest of the test.

Nobel Peace Prize winner, Malala Yousafzai has returned to her hometown in Pakistan for the first time since a Taliban militant shot her for advocating girls' education in 2012. Ms Yousafzai says she plans to return to Pakistan permanently upon finishing her studies at the Oxford University in the UK.

Black smoke filled the air in Prattville, Alabama, on Saturday, March 31, after a large fire broke out at the Kasai Automotive plant. According to reports, the fire broke out at the backside of a factory building but was quickly under control. Credit: Amy Leana via Storyful

MOHAMED Salah was Liverpool’s saviour again overnight as the Egyptian struck an 84th minute winner in a come from behind 2-1 victory at Crystal Palace, while Manchester City beat Everton 3-1 and can now seal the title against rivals Manchester United next week.

Cricket: Shaun and Mitch Marsh stood on the pitch together and seemed ready to make a strong stand however two nice deliverys and the brothers fell within four balls.

FORGET plummeting prices caused by oversupply, an investor collapse and disappearing Chinese buyers.

IF YOU’RE a fan of watching others house hunt for the tree change you’re still dreaming about, then buckle up. Australia is getting its own version of the beloved UK lifestyle program Escape to the Country.

KYLE Chalmers says winning the 200m freestyle at the Commonwealth Games trials gave him a “shock” but he’s not about to ditch the blue riband 100m as a result.

FIRST-home buyers have staged a $300 million fight back since stamp duty was axed on their purchases.