Новости за 05.04.2019

Allen is suing the company for backing out of a film deal over what he says are 'baseless' accusations

The sportswear giant has also made Queen Bey a 'creative partner'

This second adaptation of the novel, following on from Mary Lambert's 1989 film, both upholds King's work and betrays it

Alice Rohrwacher's follow-up to 2014's 'The Wonders' could be a biting social commentary, a religious parable or a beguiling, supernatural tale. Perhaps it is all three

Actor was accused of filing a false police report that claimed he was attacked by two men in January this year

Police describe stabbings as 'senseless' and 'very unprovoked'

Having struck up a friendship in their early 30s, the two men meet again in Southampton for one of the biggest games of their lives

There have never been two title challengers whose potential conquests have so much consequence and meaning - and in such different ways

Reports indicate that the issue may come down to pay, although industry insiders have said the weekly rate is actually quite high for a cameo role

With its apocalyptic shots of melting glaciers, 'Our Planet' attempts to bring home the realities of climate change – but by now, nature documentaries should be going even further, argues our arts columnist Lucy Jones

'One or two drinks is increasing stroke risk by about 10 to 15 per cent... the claim that it's decreasing [risk] just isn't true'

Twenty-five years since Kurt Cobain's death, Mark Beaumont picks the Seattle band's greatest tracks

Little progress made in discrepancy between men and women's pay since last year, analysis suggests

The Juventus star blamed Moise Kean '50-50' after suffering abuse from Cagliari supporters and then celebrating in front of them after scoring

The 'health halo effect' is created when a food item is misrepresented as healthy, when it actually has a high sugar or calorie content

Twenty-five years since the death of one of the most influential musicians of all time, Mark Beaumont speaks with former Nirvana manager Danny Goldberg about Kurt Cobain's last moments, his relationship with Courtney Love, and his fondest memories about his time with the band

The pilots followed the right procedure to overcome the anti-stall system, but were unable to save the aircraft

'It is simply unacceptable for universities to adopt pressure-selling tactics'

'We have heard calls for an internet regulator and to place a statutory 'duty of care' on platforms, and have seriously considered all options,' government spokesman says

Suspect appears via video link from New Zealand's only maximum-security prison

Amanda Donaldson used Harry Potter author's business credit card to splurge on toiletries, coffees and foreign currency, sheriff finds

Donald Trump's administration is targeting workplaces employing undocumented immigrants across the US

Ravi Katharkamar was knifed in the chest as he opened Marsh Food and Wine in Pinner, northwest London

Geoffrey Cox admits Theresa May will be forced to accept Article 50 extension longer than 'just a few weeks or months' - paving way for new cabinet bust-up

'Law enforcement has not and will not forget Timmothy,' officials say