Новости за 14.11.2015

The migrant camp in Calais known as 'the Jungle' caught fire shortly after midnight on Friday night, sparking suggestions the fire was in retaliation for the Paris attacks.

Made In France, a film whose provocative poster includes an image of the Eiffel Tower made in part out of an AK-47 assault rifle, will not be released as planned this week.

A man has been arrested in Brussels as France has vowed a "merciless" response to an unprecedented terrorist atrocity that has left 127 people dead.

Paris wakes after a "night of terror" that left more than 120 people dead. Follow our live blog for rolling updates as the situation develops.

British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Saturday the threat to the UK remained "severe" after the Paris attacks, as a terminal at a major UK airport was evacuated as a precaution amid heightened security fears.

A man will face court over the murder of a seven-week-old baby girl at a western Sydney home.

Hundreds of French nationals and Australians gathered in central Sydney on Saturday night to remember the victims of the Paris terror attacks.

Police snooped on Rhys' Facebook account illegally - then busted him over lewd Miley picture.

More than a thousand volunteers who intervened after the Germanwings jet crash were among those trapped inside the Stade de France by Friday's attacks,

Prince Charles' birthday celebrations in Cottesloe came to an abrupt end on Saturday night after an unexpected thunderstorm sent guests running for cover as they sung him happy birthday.

The Islamic State militant group claimed responsibility on Saturday for attacks that killed 127 people in Paris.

Many dead after shootings, multiple blasts in Paris France vows 'merciless' response to atrocity One Australian injured in Paris terror attacks

It began with two loud booms that echoed around the Stade de France, where French President Francois Hollande was watching an international football friendly between his nation and Germany.

The kangaroos on Wendy Fleming's property are so plentiful that she often has to clear them off before she can hang up the washing.

The flimsy powder blue shorts Jane Priest found so alluring in the '70s were replaced with a yellow version adorned with toy dolphins.

Ronda Rousey stormed onto the stage, hopped on and off the scales, then charged at Holm, who was doing nothing more antagonistic than sipping the sponsor's product.

Counter-terrorism experts are warning that the multiple, simultaneous attacks in Paris on Friday night could inspire copycat acts around the Western world including Australia.

South Australia rallied to be 9-192 at stumps after earlier crashing to 6-55 against Queensland at the Gabba.

Bendigo Spirit have the chance to score another win over Perth Lynx when they visit Bendigo Stadium on Sunday while Dandenong Rangers and Melbourne Boomers both had tough losses on Friday night.

Melbourne will light up red, white and blue tonight in a poignant display of support for the Paris terror attack victims.

The problems which saw the ball in the WACA Ground Test having to regularly be replaced reflect problems which have beset the Kookaburra-brand over the past year, Australian vice-captain David Warner said.

A 12-year-old girl is dropped at school by her carer. She says goodbye, grabs her backpack and walks off. It's an entirely unremarkable scene played out thousands of times across the country. However on October 30, things were different for Tiahleigh Palmer.

David Warner's day began with a standing ovation. From there, anti-climax always was on the cards.

If retirement were a Test match for former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke, he's playing a blinder.

Australia are set to be on the hunt for a replacement batsman for the historic day-night Adelaide Test after comeback kid Usman Khawaja hobbled off the WACA with a hamstring injury.