Новости за 13.06.2016

Polish bomber pilot who escaped Nazi concentration camp by feigning illness.

Tarik Louzini stands at the counter of his brand new brasserie, a venue that's already played host to Swiss and Albanian fans at the European Championship.

Turkey needs solidarity and criticism on the part of the European Union, according to President of the European Council Donald Tusk.

Diyarbakır’dan AB fonuyla mesleki eğitim için Almanya’ya giden bir grup öğrenci, PKK’ya ait dernekleri ziyaret edip, zafer işareti yaparak örgütü simgeleyen bez parçası önünde poz verdi.Devamı için tıklayınız

Consumers better get used to paying more for what has become one of our more popular fish dinners.

Oil prices fell on Monday, weighed down by Asia's darkening economic prospects and a related strengthening in the U.S. dollar.

IZUMISANO, Japan - Police officers investigate near a house (R) where Miho Yamada, 42, and her 72-year-old father, Yone...

Eritrea on Monday accused arch-rival Ethiopia of attacking its heavily militarised border, but officials in Addis Ababa said they had no knowledge of the reported fighting.

Bitcoin surged to a two-year high amid expectations supply of the digital currency will shrink next month.

A global equity selloff and flight to safety continues on Monday, with the Japanese yen rising across the board and stock futures tracking losses across Asia and Europe as investors fret about Brexit and an upcoming Fed meeting.

A global equity selloff and flight to safety continues on Monday, with the Japanese yen rising across the board and stock futures tracking losses across Asia and Europe as investors fret about Brexit and an upcoming Fed meeting.

"Hamilton", the pop culture phenomenon based on U.S. founding father Alexander Hamilton, swept the Tonys on Sunday.

Get a full recap of the awards show.

Sweden captain Zlatan Ibrahimovic warns the Republic of Ireland he "can still deliver" ahead of their Group E meeting on Monday.

A picture says a thousands words.

A group that wants lower immigration has forecast that if Britain stays in the EU, net migration could exceed 250,000 a year until 2035, but Remain says quitting isn't the answer.

From apps to help you wake up to origami robots you can eat, we look at three gadgets you might want to

Jamie Cox, the boy at the centre of a playground prank gone wrong, has been released from hospital.

Sure, this campaign continues but now something far more important than mere political promises is being announced.

Musician Kate Ceberano has been appointed a Member of the Order of Australia for services to music and charity.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov said there should be no artificial delays in intra-Syrian peace talks.

The secret to looking fabulous at 70? Actress Joanna Lumley swears by a £4 moisturiser.