Новости за 09.07.2015

Clashes between Arab and Berber communities in Algeria leave at least 22 dead and buildings in ruins. Sean Carberry reports

Clashes between Arab and Berber communities in Algeria leave at least 22 dead and buildings in ruins. Sean Carberry reports

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Conservative politicians cheered and pumped their fists on Wednesday when finance minister George Osborne announced a bumper increase in the minimum wage, but the economic gains from the change are likely to be much more muted.

July 9 (Infostrada Sports) - Scoreboard at stumps on the second day in the first Test between England and Australia on Thursday in Cardiff, Wales England 1st innings (Overnight: 343-7) A. Lyth c Warner b Hazlewood 6 A. Cook c Haddin b Lyon 20 G. Ballance lbw b Hazlewood 61 I. Bell lbw b Starc 1 J. Root c Watson b Starc

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says "tough decision" remain, but negotiators are making progress on a nuclear deal with Iran. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says "tough decision" remain, but negotiators are making progress on a nuclear deal with Iran. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

Mongolian delegation led by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Damba Gankhuyag, visits Pyongyang. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Mongolian delegation led by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Damba Gankhuyag, visits Pyongyang. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

The Moscow branch of Vladimir Putin's United Russia party unveils a 'Straight Flag' to rival the prevalently used rainbow flag representing LGBT rights. Elly Park reports.

Animal rights activists protest outside as Italian luxury label Fendi makes its haute couture debut with an "haute fourrure" or high fur collection in Paris.

Animal rights activists protest outside as Italian luxury label Fendi makes its haute couture debut with an "haute fourrure" or high fur collection in Paris.

TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian startup Influitive, a marketing-software provider, has raised $30.5 million in funding as it looks to finance growth and expand into Europe and Asia, its top executive said on Thursday.

Artist Nathan Sawaya recreates DC Comic characters using the iconic toy. Alicia Powell reports.

Antony Currie and Kevin Allison explain why the fragrance maker's tie-up with P&G's cosmetics business is not as financially attractive as shareholders had been expecting.

(Reuters Health) – - Just two drinks a day could raise a woman’s blood pressure enough to put her at risk for hypertension, Australian researchers say.

LONDON (Reuters) - Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne said on Thursday he was creating a new centre ground in the country's politics with his plans to cut welfare and boost pay, burnishing his credentials to become the next prime minister.

Major airlines halt sales of tickets in Greece through travel agencies, citing payment concerns due to current capital controls in the country. David Pollard reports.

The EU's chairman has joined growing international calls for Greece to be granted debt restructuring as part of any new loan deal if it averts a Grexit and delivers convincing reforms. But as Ivor Bennett reports there's still strong opposition in Germany.

TEL AVIV (Reuters) - A former contestant in Israel's version of "American Idol" was jailed for 14 months on Thursday for selling demo tracks he stole from Madonna's latest album by hacking into the email and cloud accounts of people close to the singer.

Marine General Joseph Dunford, the nominee to become chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, says Russia's behavior is "nothing short of alarming." Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

LONDON (Reuters) - A Nobel Prize Medal for medicine awarded to German Jewish refugee Hans Krebs is to be auctioned by Sotheby's to raise money to train scientists, the auction house said on Thursday.

LONDON (Reuters) - Superhero "Ant-Man" makes his debut on the silver screen this month, a character Hollywood actor Paul Rudd describes as "normal and relatable" but unique to the Marvel cinematic universe.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Ufa, thanks Russia for its work on the Iranian nuclear deal. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

The singer's hit "1989" album surpassed the 5 million mark in sales. Swift has become a powerhouse with her fight to get companies to pay for music. Fred Katayama reports.

(Reuters) - Country singer Willie Nelson was named on Thursday as the 2015 recipient of the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song, joining the likes of Paul McCartney, Billy Joel and Carole King in one of the highest U.S. music honors.