Новости за 13.09.2015

HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuban police detained about 50 people when a predominantly Roman Catholic dissident group led a march in Havana on Sunday, less than a week before Pope Francis visits the communist-ruled country.

HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuban police detained about 50 people when a predominantly Roman Catholic dissident group led a march in Havana on Sunday, less than a week before Pope Francis visits the communist-ruled country.

Cuteness radiates in Crimea where cubs are frolicking with visitors, a Giant Panda celebrates her birthday in San Diego, and baby seat lions dive back in the water after several months of rehab. Nathan Frandino reports.

Cuteness radiates in Crimea where cubs are frolicking with visitors, a Giant Panda celebrates her birthday in San Diego, and baby seat lions dive back in the water after several months of rehab. Nathan Frandino reports.

Cuteness radiates in Crimea where cubs are frolicking with visitors, a Giant Panda celebrates her birthday in San Diego, and baby seat lions dive back in the water after several months of rehab. Nathan Frandino reports.

Cuteness radiates in Crimea where cubs are frolicking with visitors, a Giant Panda celebrates her birthday in San Diego, and baby seat lions dive back in the water after several months of rehab. Nathan Frandino reports.

MADRID (Reuters) - Athletic Bilbao ended a dismal run of two defeats in their opening two games when Aritz Aduriz struck twice and Raul Garcia scored on his debut to help the Basque club to a 3-1 victory over Getafe in La Liga on Sunday.

Istanbul protesters clash with police during a solidarity march for the mostly Kurdish southeast, where at least nine people are killed in the latest outbreak of insurgent violence. Pavithra George reports.

Istanbul protesters clash with police during a solidarity march for the mostly Kurdish southeast, where at least nine people are killed in the latest outbreak of insurgent violence. Pavithra George reports.

Istanbul protesters clash with police during a solidarity march for the mostly Kurdish southeast, where at least nine people are killed in the latest outbreak of insurgent violence. Pavithra George reports.

Istanbul protesters clash with police during a solidarity march for the mostly Kurdish southeast, where at least nine people are killed in the latest outbreak of insurgent violence. Pavithra George reports.

TORONTO (Reuters) - A teen's struggle over identity is approached with humor as well as gravity in "About Ray," the latest movie to focus on transgender issues as the subject of gender fluidity becomes a prime time debate.

RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has one last chance to stem a growing political and economic crisis before being forced to step down, one of the country's leading daily newspapers said on Sunday.

RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has one last chance to stem a growing political and economic crisis before being forced to step down, one of the country's leading daily newspapers said on Sunday.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Top seeds Martina Hingis and Sania Mirza beat Casey Dellacqua and Yaroslava Shvedova 6-3 6-3 to win the U.S. Open doubles title on Sunday and cap off a perfect visit to Flushing Meadows.

MADRID (Reuters) - Italian Fabio Aru wrapped up a debut grand tour triumph when the beaming Astana rider coasted over the line on the final day's ceremonial ride into Madrid to win the 70th edition of the Tour of Spain on Sunday.

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Belgian Thomas Pieters won the Dutch Open on Sunday after England's Lee Slattery bogeyed the final hole with a playoff looming.

LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Should Floyd Mayweather's boxing career now be over, as the undefeated American insisted after easily beating Andre Berto in their welterweight showdown on Saturday, his place among the sport's very best is assured.

LONDON (Reuters) - Harry Kane found Sunderland's defence a tougher proposition than San Marino's or Switzerland's as the Tottenham Hotspur striker's wait for a first Premier League goal continued on Sunday.

Secret Cinema, a popular British company specialising in temporary movie screenings, holds a pop-up film showing for refugees in the Calais migrant camp, as part of a worldwide event called "#LoveRefugees" held simultaneously in 20 different countries. Joel Flynn reports.

AMSTERDAM, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Belgian Thomas Pieters won the Dutch Open on Sunday after England's Lee Slattery bogeyed the final hole with a playoff looming.

PARIS (Reuters) - French Culture Minister Fleur Pellerin has ruled out allowing prime time advertising on public TV broadcasters, saying an increase in their funding should come from a slight increase in the TV tax.

(Reuters) - When the contestants for the 2016 Miss America pageant take the stage in Atlantic City on Sunday night, they'll be greeted by two blasts from the past -- and a new social media feature.

The French Rugby Union World Cup team's head coach has said his squad is fully focused on their opening match of the tournament and hoping to take the competition one game at a time.

Police use waters cannons, rubber pellets on protesters marching in solidarity with the mainly Kurdish town of Cizre, the site of recent pro-Kurdish separatist unrest. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).