Новости за 28.10.2019

Suspected gunman reportedly a former candidate of Marine Le Pen's right-wing National Rally party, according to police sources.

Meat industry has proven 'particularly challenging with the uncertainty of Brexit', says trade association

The president wants to change the narrative, but the booing was part of a rich tradition in baseball and it reflects the country's mood

Police urge citizens to call 911 instead of taking law into their own hands

Vast wetland south of Zambezi river was cradle of all mankind and sustained our ancestors for 70,000 years

'Why do guys feel so threatened by the idea of a woman president?' says musician

Death is latest in string of safety incidents linked to craze

Please send your letters to letters@independent.co.uk

Murderer's sister asks for mercy from judge and says she has 'no anger' for him

'When I was dropped off at rehab, I thought it was the end of my life,' says Dunham

Abu Hassan al-Muhajir died while travelling in convoy, Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says

Nitrogen-fixing species could link-up ravaged areas of Amazon and help rebuild biodiversity

'This result came as a real surprise,' says scientist

Not suitable for those with a nervous disposition

Plans by the Liberal Democrats and SNP to bypass the Fixed-term Parliament Act are a disaster waiting to happen. But why can't Jo Swinson see that?

Convicted murderer will serve eight months after his 45 year minimum term is complete

Students claim teacher in east coast of Australia tells class 'all men have to fight their urges every day not to sexually assault or abuse'

'Everything in the book is a memory of what we've gone through and what I've missed'

'Winning this made it my lucky day'

Picture captured by Nasa's Solar Dynamics Observatory, which watches sun 'at all times from its orbit in space'

Democrats call latest developments 'an obvious and desperate tactic by the President to delay and obstruct the lawful constitutional functions of Congress'

Officials say two people were on bus at time, but both were uninjured

Our writers recap the first eight weeks of the season and make our picks for the remaining games and play-offs

Analysis: Death of Isis chief helps president but unclear if it earns him second term

That a depth of feeling sufficient to summon forth tears in perhaps the least openly emotional front line politician this country has ever known, was suppressed so as not to alienate the 80,000 or so Brexit-loving reactionary pensioners that make up the Conservative party membership, is nothing less than tragic