Новости за 11.01.2020

A player-by-player look at the two teams

If he wins, we'll find out who Starmer really is when he picks his shadow chancellor

The 20-year-old defender will make his Premier League debut this evening

'Weather conditions have heavily impacted the entire city,' says organiser of cancelled sports event

Sharpened on the backs of black and brown people, the government's counter-extremism strategy is anything but apolitical. No wonder it's going after XR activists for their pursuit of 'systems change'

'There's still a lot more progress to be made' says first female president of Supreme Court

For Donald Trump, the events that began with Qasem Soleimani's death are an electoral boost – but for everyday Iranians, they spell years of intensified suppression

Wind and rain no deterrent as supporters parade through Glasgow

Tehran had for days claimed plane crash was due to mechanical problems

French Prime Minister Edouarde Philippe has offered to temporarily withdraw plans for controversial pension reforms in letters to unions following weeks of strikes and protest action in towns and cities across the country.

Cause of the infant siblings' death as yet unknown

Ospreys 15-22 Saracens: Alex Lewington's try plus 17 points from the boot of Manu Vunipola helps 14-man Saracens set up a winner-takes-all clash with Racing 92

Brusthom Ziamani had been jailed for planning terror attack on British soldiers in 2015

Beijing's crackdown on Hong Kong seen as boosting re-election campaign of pro-independence incumbent

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is aware that significant signings in January could impact United's summer plans but they remain interested in the Sporting midfielder

Exclusive: Account named 'Stuart Anderson MP' deleted potentially damning sections from site

Despite the side's resurgence under Mikel Arteta, scratch beneath the surface and Arsenal's flaws remain clear to see

Scientists looked at data from 220,000 adolescents from 83 countries around the world

Latest attack comes amid stalled efforts to restart peace talks

Security guards at the theatre recall being bribed by people wanting to skip the queues

Man-for-man marking from the 1-1 draw at Selhurst Park

Stranger Things season three ended on a cliffhanger, with fans uncertain about the fate of Chief Hopper

It's crucial that young people are taught what war actually does to people. The latest First World War film shouldn't have been given a 15 certificate

Then work and pensions secretary promised 'fresh and honest evaluation' last July

Crystal Palace 1-1 Arsenal: The visitors did well to hold on for a draw after being reduced to 10 men following Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's dimissal