Новости за 08.07.2019

UK ambassador to the UK Kim Darroch said Trump may be indebted to "dodgy Russians" but had overcome a life "mired by scandal".

Hackers diverted about 500,000 customers visiting the British Airways website last year to a fraudulent site, where personal information was seized.

The child was travelling with her parents, siblings and both sets of grandparents. The grandfather is under investigation over the death.

Summoned by HR to be handed a Deutsche Bank envelope, many of its staff across the world then left their desks for the last time on Monday.

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UK ambassador to the UK Kim Darroch said Trump may be indebted to "dodgy Russians" but had overcome a life "mired by scandal".

Jeffrey Epstein is accused of engaging in sex acts with dozens of vulnerable minors, some as young as 14, during naked massage sessions.

Human rights lawyer Diana Sayed accused the panel of devaluing Muslim lives when asked whether Australia should challenge violence against one ethnic minority.

The Australian Defence Minister also said she would like to see greater UK military engagement in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly by the Royal Navy.

Despite our female ministers for Defence and Foreign Affairs, it's a different story inside the bureaucracy.

A "common theme" in an inquest examining the deaths of six music festival attendees was that some of them became combative in a way that was "totally out of character".

On the inside of autism you feel the ever-present anxiety of trying to act and speak like everyone else.

I’ve said sayonara to the self-important digital show-offs, the holiday humble-braggers, and the genetically blessed Instagram influencers.

On Sunday morning I spoke to Yuan Ruijuan. A few hours later she was taken away by police.

Andrea Buttner equates artistry with begging while Cherine Fahd spells out her fears in a new exhibition at ACCA.

Those retirees demanding a permanent fix to the ‘‘trickery’’ in the pension system have left it a little late.

The future of Inner West chief executive Michael Deegan will be discussed at a public meeting next week.

If Greece has decided it wants to work together with its partner countries in the EU it could be a small sign that in a world of populist nationalism it still sometimes makes sense for countries to work together based on rules and agreements and endless meetings.

More than two thirds of the 2850 extra weekly bus services to start over the next year will be devoted to the city's north west and south west.

Ambiverts make up two-thirds of the population.

More than two thirds of the 2850 extra weekly bus services to start over the next year will be devoted to the city's north west and south west.

Scores of international students are being subjected to exploitation, overcrowding and sudden evictions in their informal accommodation, a new report has found.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today's interactive superquiz and target.

Metisse brings timeless dining to an architecturally significant Kings Cross site.

Gemima Cody discovers South Melbourne's new light after dark.