Новости за 04.08.2015

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's government sacked the top public prosecutor on Tuesday after he accused the justice ministry of interfering in a widely criticised treason investigation against a news website.

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel jailed a suspected Jewish militant without trial on Tuesday, the first application of the controversial measure against a citizen in a government-ordered crackdown following the lethal torching of a Palestinian home.

Top K-pop stars, including EXO, Girls' Generation and SHINee promote their documentary film "SMTOWN THE STAGE." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Top K-pop stars, including EXO, Girls' Generation and SHINee promote their documentary film "SMTOWN THE STAGE." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

AMARA, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqis complaining about corruption and poor services, epitomised by power cuts during a heatwave, took to the streets on Tuesday, underlining the pressures on a government struggling to fend off radical insurgents.

LONDON (Reuters) - Police forces in two further British regions said on Tuesday they were examining allegations of historical child sexual abuse against the late former prime minister Edward Heath.

The magazine says Robert Downey Jr. earned $80 million in 2015. Alicia Powell reports.

(Reuters) - Hospitals that can afford it should take steps beyond those recommended by the manufacturer to clean and disinfect a type of device at the center of a recent superbug outbreak in the United States, health regulators said on Tuesday.

(Reuters) - Hospitals that can afford it should take steps beyond those recommended by the manufacturer to clean and disinfect a type of device at the center of a recent superbug outbreak in the United States, health regulators said on Tuesday.

The Obama administration does not envision a bailout for the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico, according to a White House spokesman. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

The Obama administration does not envision a bailout for the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico, according to a White House spokesman. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Yet another Hollywood power couple bit the dust on Tuesday as Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog announced their separation, conveniently setting a new dynamic for the upcoming "The Muppets" television show.

A blast from a homemade mine planted by Kurdish militants in Turkey kills two soldiers and a guard, as lawmakers call for an end to hostilities. Jennifer Davis reports.

(Reuters Health) - Violence remains a problem for many Americans despite substantial progress since the 1980s and 1990s, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Tuesday a historic outbreak of Legionnaires' disease that killed seven New Yorkers has triggered an effort to mandate city-wide inspections and cleanings of air conditioning cooling towers.

St. Petersburg Street Art museum hosts an international festival of contemporary art and electronic music. Sharon Reich reports.

ADEN (Reuters) - Fighters loyal to Yemen's deposed president seized about 10 southern villages from Houthi forces on Tuesday, pursuing their offensive a day after capturing the country's biggest air base, residents and loyalist sources said.

American Airlines joined United and Delta in banning the transport of game trophies after the outrage over the killing of Cecil the lion. Fred Katayama reports.

(Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said it will update the label of Novartis AG's multiple sclerosis drug, Gilenya, after cases of serious brain infections were linked with its use.

(Reuters Health) - Most older adults who are hospitalized for a heart attack do not attend even one of the recommended cardiac rehabilitation sessions, according to a new study.

The Enola Gay Boeing B-29 Superfortress that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima Japan 70 years ago, is on display as a constant reminder of the launch of the atomic bomb age. Rough Cut. (No reporter narration)

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon praises what he says is U.S. President Barack Obama's 'global leadership' in tackling climate change challenges. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Many investors may be unaware of their exposure to Puerto Rican debt, and could face losses now that the country has defaulted on a payment. Bobbi Rebell reports.

Drugmaker Shire says it's seeking to buy Baxalta, a company spun-off by Baxter International last month, for $30 billion to forge the leading global specialist in rare diseases. As Joel Flynn reports the London-listed group went public with its approach after the U.S. firm turned it down.

A California automotive start-up is hoping their prototype supercar will redefine car manufacturing. The sleek race car dubbed 'Blade' didn't come off an assembly line - but out of a 3D printer.