Новости за 14.05.2016

English rugby side Wasps are anxiously awaiting a medical update on Kurtley Beale after the playmaker suffered a serious knee injury on Saturday.

FIFA's head of audit and compliance, Domenico Scala, quit Saturday to protest changes at the top of global soccer's governing body that he said will imperil efforts to eliminate corruption.

Three people were killed and two dozen injured at Moscow's largest cemetery on Saturday in a brawl over control of the lucrative burial service business.

Five Melbourne men who allegedly planned to take a tinnie to Indonesia to join Islamic state have been charged with terrorist offences.

More than 60 people have reportedly been killed by lightning in two days during tropical storms across Bangladesh.

A woman has been killed after her car hit another vehicle near Port Stephens, north of Newcastle.

Labor will promise an extra $7 million in support for women with breast cancer, on the sidelines of Sunday's Pink Lady Match.

Was Ross Lyon playing games at selection ahead of Saturday's game against Hawthorn?

AFL players and other key leaders in the game including code chief executive Gillon McLachlan and Geelong coach Chris Scott, have rallied for their now annual call to stamp out homophobia.

If there was one team in the competition that you would back to run down the clock in a narrow game it is Sydney but on Saturday night they produced two minutes they must wish they could have again.

The Manly forward barely held back tears after he took the field in honour of his mother Christie, who passed away during the week.

Senior management knew very well their milk price was going sour. So why weren't the farmers told?

Shoppers are confused and losing confidence in the health star rating system, with new research showing only one-fifth always or mostly view the front-of-pack score.

In the wake of his club’s 78-point thrashing of the Brisbane Lions last night – a margin that could easily have been far greater – Collingwood coach Nathan Buckley responded diplomatically to a query over the quality of the opposition his club had faced. “I’ll leave comment about the Lions to Leppa,” he said.

Take a moment to let this statistic sink in. At half-time at the Gabba on Saturday, Collingwood had 28 scoring shots to the Lions’ three.

Blythe Worthy was tucked away on a deserted floor of the uni library studying, unaware an older man was watching her and masturbating.

As told to Fairfax Media by a former college student at one of Sydney's universities:

Relief was written all over the face of Damien Hardwick, after his tenacious Tigers beat Sydney by a point on Saturday night.

Ainona Manu's first job after completing Year 12 at Merrylands High School last year turned out to be her first choice.

A Sydney student mistakenly given $4.6 million in a banking glitch allegedly spent vast amounts on designer handbags, clothes, jewellery, phones, a "selfie" camera and even a deluxe vacuum cleaner to service her menagerie of pets.

Melbourne Victory coach Kevin Muscat spent years playing alongside top level defenders such as Craig Moore and Tony Popovic for the Socceroos as well as several other quality centre-backs in a long career in the English and Scottish leagues.

Fulltime

With a Sam Lloyd goal after the siren, Richmond at once beat Sydney, injected some hope into a season on death's door and restored pride to their long-suffering fans.

It was a sight the three 'W's – Waratahs, Wallabies and Wasps – did not want to see, and if the damage is as serious as the Waratahs fear, Kurtley Beale could be out for the rest of the Super Rugby season.

The show with a bear, chair and plenty of stars.