Новости за 06.10.2019

Organisers say concert featuring women dancing on stripper poles did not help maintain 'family atmosphere'

Such abuses aimed at curbing women's ability to reproduce are common in Xinjiang, experts say

US secretary of state dismisses concerns about Ukraine call as 'some silly gotcha game'

'Don't you even mention that name in front of me,' says pensioner

But PM's new proposals branded a 'pre-election party political broadcast'

When nasty billboards sprung up last week, an ad agency acted swiftly to take them down. It's more than the leaders of our country are doing to stand up for the right to be pro-choice

Interim champion unified the belts in Melbourne to become the second African titleholder in the MMA promotion's history

Dancer claims second mishap was staged

Fans have to register before the deadline to have a chance of buying tickets

Fans have to register before the deadline to have a chance of buying tickets

HP Lovecraft created cosmic worlds and riveting fantasy horror, before dying impoverished and obscure at the age of 46. More than 80 years later, his genius has finally been unearthed, along with his racism. As one of his books is adapted into a film starring Nicolas Cage, Ed Power explores his personal experiences as a Lovecraft devotee

New Zealand 71-9 Namibia: All Blacks lead by just one point after 34 minutes but delivered a brutal second-half display to record the biggest victory of the World Cup so far

For Black History Month, east London-based South African MC Toya Delazy writes about the importance of the education and celebration of black culture

In the first of our new monthly book column, Martin Chilton reviews five of October's best books

Follow all the live action from the Tokyo Stadium where the reigning world champions face World Cup whipping boys Namibia

France vs Tonga kicks off at 8.45am BST on Sunday 6 October

France vs Tonga kicks off at 8.45am BST on Sunday 6 October

Follow all the live action from the Kumamoto Stadium

New Zealand vs Namibia kicks off at 5.45am BST on Sunday 6 October

New Zealand vs Namibia kicks off at 5.45am BST on Sunday 6 October

'Isolated serious incident' halts show

Exclusive: A minister told The Independent it was time to consider imposing constraints on the speaker's discretion to interpret the rules of parliament

'There will be no more dither or delay,' says PM, whether Brussels 'cheerily waves us off with a deal' or forces Britain to go it alone

'Discriminatory behaviour has no place in football or in society'