Новости за 02.09.2015

Mounting pressures led a prison officer to kill himself after a split from his fiancee, an inquest's heard.

Sector enjoys longest period of sustained growth for seven-and-a-half years

Former Tottenham and Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov signs a one-year contract with PAOK of Greece.

THE curious case of Nick Kyrgios. America and Europe are just as fascinated by the mystery that is the man tipped to be tennis’ next superstar.

The Melbourne Prize for Literature has shortlisted five writers for the $60,000 award that, like the Nobel Prize, honours a body of work.

Activists are in disbelief that a warrant of arrest has not been issued for the man who allegedly threw grenades at his wife.

Like Bridgette Bardot before him, Morrissey has attacked Australia over feral cats.

Harry Redknapp claims striker - who needs a 'sign from God' before leaving Tottenham - must put football before money

Rumours swirl that the recently single Muppet has moved on - with another lady pig

At least 800 patients are on waiting lists for orthopaedic operations in Gauteng hospitals, DA health spokesman Jack Bloom said.

USOC endorses Los Angeles for 2024 Olympics bid

Secret recordings show organisers discussing whether former organiser Halafihi "Fihi" Kivalu had been "leaning on" a contractor.

How dots and dashes came to life

Daniel J. Graeber
DUSSELDORF, Germany, Sept. 2 (UPI) -- German energy company E.ON said it was working to expand its footprint in the U.S. utility sector through its activity in large-scale solar projects.

Peta Searle, the first woman recruited to AFL coaching ranks, has signed a two-year contract extension with St Kilda.

Amateur photographer spends dozens of nights under the stars to create short film of Uluru landmark in Australia

With the transfer window having slammed shut, we rank the 20 Premier League clubs' summer business...

Backyarders in Langa vented their anger demanding that they should be beneficiaries in a new housing project.

Labor senator Sam Dastyari thinks the RBA should give up its power to regulate payments because it lacks a consumer mandate.

The season opener of The X Factor in the U.K. this weekend attracted the lowest audience for a season launch of the singing competition since 2006....

China's central bank said that its planned foreign exchange purchase reserves to be implemented in October will include all derivative products.

More than 1 000 mineworkers are holding a sit-in at a Sibanye Gold mine, according to Amcu leader Joseph Mathunjwa.

Tottenham striker who demanded his contract be paid in full to leave also pulled out of transfer to Aston Villa on advice of pastor

Get caught in a mosh and bang your head, but please don't hit the photographer.