Новости за 29.04.2015

If disaster relief were simply a question of money, Nepal would shortly be righted. The world rarely fails, in financial terms, to respond to natural tragedies, and with hundreds of thousands of Nepalese displaced by the 7.8 magnitude earthquake, and at least 5,000 dead, both governments and individuals have responded generously. The rush to help is necessary and admirable. But history teaches that, on the ground, that rush can sometimes – if combined with a lack of co-ordination – be dangerous.

Whatever Stephen Hough plays, he either distils its essence or finds something strikingly new to say about it, and so it was with his Debussy and Chopin programme.

They say women are from Venus and men are from Mars – but a new sex survey suggests that members of the opposite sex seem to operate in different time zones too.

Forget the flame throwing and wacky outfits, this year's Eurovision is truly trying to live up to its 2015 slogan 'building bridges'

It's a role that has attracted the likes of Al Pacino, Robert Duvall and William H Macy. Now, the part of Teach – the most driven of the three small-time hustlers in David Mamet's 1975 play, American Buffalo – has lured Damian Lewis back to the boards, after a six-year break during which he's won fame, the Emmy and the Golden Globe for his performance in TV conspiracy thriller, Homeland.

The Price of Love is a documentary looking at the affects of a 2012 change to the rules on spouse immigration: a British citizen sponsoring entry of their non-EU spouse must earn at least £18,600.

It must have been music to the ears of executives of the major food companies when, in 2011, the then Health Secretary Andrew Lansley promised to end “costly regulation” as he introduced his new idea of “responsibility deals” between government and manufacturers.