Новости за 28.11.2015

Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy has set a new English Premier League record after scoring during his team's 1-1 draw with Manchester United.

Paris St Germain register an emotional victory in their first home game since the November 13 terror attacks on their city.

One woman has died, another is in an induced coma and almost 70 revellers were charged with drug offenses at the Stereosonic music festival at Sydney Olympic Park.

The magnificent Murrays, Andy and Jamie, put Britain within touching distance of a first Davis Cup triumph for 79 years with a doubles victory over Belgium duo David Goffin and Steve Darcis in Ghent

Channel Nine has hailed the debut of the pink ball in international cricket, especially once the sun went down, and is adamant it wants more day-night Test cricket in future.

President Barack Obama said the United States needs to "do something" to make it harder for criminals to get guns after a shooting in Colorado killed three people and injured nine.

Tens of thousands of protesters are expected to march through central Sydney on Sunday to urge leaders to take action on climate change.

The head of the Diyarbakir Bar Association was shot dead in the Turkish city of Diyarbakir in the clearest sign of a deteriorating security situation in the country's southeast since elections this month.

Nearly 1,000 people have been denied entry to France since the government tightened border controls under a state of emergency following the November 13 attacks, the interior minister said on Saturday.

Australia have started their Hockey World League Final campaign with a tightly-contested win over Belgium in India.

At least five people were killed in a suicide car bomb attack in a northern Iraqi town which has recently witnessed deadly clashes between Kurdish and Shi'ite paramilitary forces, the mayor and security sources said on Saturday.

A police officer has allegedly been punched in the head at a Sydney train station.

Pope Francis has released his first album, which features many of the Pontiff's addresses laid over rap, pop-rock and Latin rhythms.

The suspect in a deadly shooting at a Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood clinic was named on Saturday as 57-year-old Robert L. Dear.

Another TV ratings year is over. Unlike 2014, one that Ten would prefer to forget, 2015 has delivered all three commercial networks something to crow about.

Fears are held for two Golden Bay men missing in Mexico.

Hollywood star Alec Baldwin got a free ride with the Australian media this week – the actor enjoying gushing praise with news that he was coming Down Under to support a charity that aims to rid the world of bullies.

Dandenong Rangers took down the Flames by 20 points on Saturday night.

Shane Warne's personal charity donated just 11¢ of every dollar raised to sick and needy children in 2014 despite last week claiming it passed on nearly three times that amount.

The Turnbull government's controversial wind farm watchdog will earn more than $600,000 in the part-time role.

Melbourne Victory has leapt to the top of the A-League table with a comfortable 2-1 win over bottom of the table Adelaide United at Etihad Stadium.

Keep up to date with all the EPL scores from the overnight action.

Australian shoppers are predicted to spend nearly A$47 billion this Christmas. But retailers have to work harder and harder to get shoppers to pull out their wallets.

In a recent domestic violence survey conducted by UNSW for White Ribbon, 14 per cent of young men aged 16-25 agreed with the following statement:

Melbourne Victory may have stretched their A-League winning run to four with a regulation triumph over Adelaide United, but coach Kevin Muscat was far from happy with his team's second-half performance.