Новости за 11.09.2015

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party has selected a left-leaning lawmaker as its candidate for next year's Mayor of London election, adding to signs of a swing leftwards within the party.

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party has selected a left-leaning lawmaker as its candidate for next year's Mayor of London election, adding to signs of a swing leftwards within the party.

Actress and singer Jane Birkin has allowed French fashion company Hermes to retain the use of her name on their croc handbag after resolving their differences. Rollo Ross reports.

DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (Reuters) - Kurdish militants shot dead a waiter and wounded three police officers in a restaurant in southeast Turkey on Friday, as the region descended further into the worst bloodshed it has seen since the 1990s.

DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (Reuters) - Kurdish militants shot dead a waiter and wounded three police officers in a restaurant in southeast Turkey on Friday, as the region descended further into the worst bloodshed it has seen since the 1990s.

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia called on Friday for Washington to restart direct military-to-military cooperation to avert "unintended incidents" near Syria, at a time when U.S. officials say Moscow is building up forces to protect President Bashar al-Assad's government.

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe announced his third cabinet reshuffle in less than a year on Friday, appointing his nephew as minister in charge of a government push to give blacks greater control of the economy.

Catalans celebrate their national day, La Diada, with tens of thousands marching through the streets of Barcelona. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Catalans celebrate their national day, La Diada, with tens of thousands marching through the streets of Barcelona. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

From Nigeria and Ghana in the west, to Kenya in the east and South Africa and Zambia in the south, currencies are crashing, and casting a grim outlook for economies across the continent.

YALTA, Crimea (Reuters) - Former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi became the most prominent Western politician to visit Russian-annexed Crimea when he strolled beside the Black Sea on Friday with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

* Goldman cuts 2015, 2016 outlook; Commerzbank also pares forecast

(Reuters) - GoDaddy Inc prevailed in a cybersquatting lawsuit brought by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which accused the Internet domain registrar of illegally profiting off its trademarks, including for the Oscar telecasts.

LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal played down talk of a dressing-room mutiny at Old Trafford after confirming that Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick had approached him with concerns over team morale.

NEW YORK, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Twelve major banks have reached a $1.865 billion settlement to resolve investor claims that they conspired to fix prices and restrain competition in the roughly $16 trillion market for credit default swaps, a lawyer for the investors said on Friday.

ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's leftist Syriza party was holding a narrow lead of less than one percentage point over its New Democracy conservative rival in the countdown to elections on Sept. 20, a Metron Analysis poll showed on Friday.

Reynolds Holding and Martin Langfield discuss S&P’s downgrade of Brazil’s debt to junk status and the obstacles President Dilma Rousseff faces in shoring up Latin America's biggest economy.

Reynolds Holding and Martin Langfield discuss S&P’s downgrade of Brazil’s debt to junk status and the obstacles President Dilma Rousseff faces in shoring up Latin America's biggest economy.

Reynolds Holding and Martin Langfield discuss S&P’s downgrade of Brazil’s debt to junk status and the obstacles President Dilma Rousseff faces in shoring up Latin America's biggest economy.

(Reuters) - Lowering blood pressure below a commonly used target significantly reduced serious heart problems and cut the risk of death in adults aged 50 and older, preliminary results of a large government-sponsored study showed on Friday.

(Reuters) - Lowering blood pressure below a commonly used target significantly reduced serious heart problems and cut the risk of death in adults aged 50 and older, preliminary results of a large government-sponsored study showed on Friday.

Michael Moore premieres his latest documentary, "Where to Invade Next" at the Toronto International Film Festival, but doesn't reveal much from the plot. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

LONDON (Reuters) - If Jeremy Corbyn, who voted 'No' to Europe in a 1975 referendum, wins the leadership of Britain's main opposition party he could scupper hopes of bringing out millions of Labour voters to back European Union membership in a landmark vote.

LONDON (Reuters) - If Jeremy Corbyn, who voted 'No' to Europe in a 1975 referendum, wins the leadership of Britain's main opposition party he could scupper hopes of bringing out millions of Labour voters to back European Union membership in a landmark vote.

VENICE (Reuters) - Russian director Alexander Sokurov, who won the top Venice Film Festival prize for "Faust" in 2011, is in the running again with "Francofonia", a tour of the Louvre museum guided in part by Napoleon and Marianne, the symbol of the French republic.