Новости за 02.01.2016

The same Hep C drug that costs $US1,000 in the US sells for $US4 in India

Follow our full live coverage of the third Test from the SCG.

Ben Stokes struck a sparkling unbeaten 74 to help England finish the opening day of the second test against South Africa on a healthy 317 for five at Newlands on Saturday.

Manchester City showed they are in no mood to give up on the Premier League title race, scoring twice in the final eight minutes to complete a superb 2-1 comeback victory over Watford on Saturday.

Big Bash League organisers and players were thrilled by the record crowd of 80,883 that turned up to the Melbourne Stars-Melbourne Renegades clash - but many fans at the MCG were left unimpressed.

A body found in the Rhine river on New Year's Eve has been identified Saturday as that of former Ivory Coast footballer Steve Gohouri.

Arsenal's Premier League title charge gathered momentum as they moved two points clear at the top with a scrappy 1-0 victory over Newcastle United on Saturday as Leicester City's push faltered with a goalless home draw against Bournemouth.

Donald Trump is being used in a new jihadist recruitment video.

An Australian tourist has died while swimming off a beach on the southern Thai resort island of Koh Samui, police say.

In the same week that comedian Bill Cosby was arrested on sexual assault charges, his wife, Camille Cosby, learned she must testify in a civil case against the entertainer filed by seven women who said he defamed them, court documents said.

French investigators have found no evidence that a man who drove his car into troops guarding a mosque in southern France on New Year's Day was linked to a terrorist group, a local prosecutor said on Saturday.

Cricket Australia have apologised to fans stranded outside the MCG after new security measures failed to cope with the record Big Bash League crowd.

Which books are in everyone's beach bags this summer? We ask leading booksellers to reveal their top sellers.

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Two-time defending champion Perth Scorchers are again shaping as the Big Bash League team to beat following a thumping nine-wicket win over the Sydney Sixers at the WACA Ground on Saturday.

The Big Bash League is officially a thing. The people of Melbourne and the MCG made it so on Saturday night when 80,883 squashed into the grand old ground for the Stars/Renegades derby.

One of cricket's most astute judges, Stephen Fleming, predicts the 80,883 crowd that swamped the MCG for the Melbourne Big Bash League derby will "send absolute shockwaves through the cricketing world".

Two of the biggest names in world cricket were upstaged by a man ignored by his country for the past two years.

Four gunmen and two guards were killed when unidentified militants attacked an Indian Air Force base near the Pakistan border.

With apologies to Dr Seuss, some advice for draftees returning to training this week.

More and more children are lashing out when they don't get their way or are denied something.

"Our job is to help the people on the rakes and hoses and the community,'' says CFA aviation officer.

The recapture by government troops of the Iraqi city of Ramadi from Islamic State is heartening.

Saudi Arabia executes a prominent Shiite Muslim cleric alongside dozens of al-Qaeda members, stirring a rise in sectarian tensions across the region.

Sometimes football defies logic and flies in the face of reality, leaving fans, players and coaches alike scratching their heads as to how a particular result came about.