Новости за 07.02.2020

Abidal has been criticised for suggesting certain Barcelona players did not work hard enough for previous manager Ernesto Valverde

Annie Lord assesses the impact of the Oscar-nominated 24-year-old from Oxfordshire, who performs cactus surgery, gets food on her clothes and even makes Amy in 'Little Women' seem likeable

Inspectorate warns that people will 'simply give up' reporting crime if nothing is done

Exclusive: 'It is more important than ever that heads give pupils a chance to talk with providers'

Sterling picked up the injury against Spurs and is now facing a race against time to make it for the first leg of the last 16 Champions League tie

Saturday's Six Nations encounter will be the first time he has returned to Edinburgh since suffering verbal abuse two years ago

Eddie Jones has loaded his bench with forwards and used the recent history between these two sides in an effort to blow out the hatred-fuelled flame that brings the best out of Scotland in the Calcutta Cup

Singer was visibly furious in footage filmed at the end of her latest concert

As Hollywood prepares for this weekend's 92nd Annual Academy Awards, Adam White ranks the most unforgettable and deserved statuette recipients of the 21st century

The Academy is keen to have us believe that it is green, writes our arts columnist Lucy Jones, but figures for the evening read like the last days of Rome

Once a front-runner, Mr Biden now finds himself trailing Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders out of Iowa

Jewish author best known for poem 'My Blue Piano' was forced to flee from Nazi Germany

Extension welcomed but campaigners warn many are yet to apply due to lack of assistance

Newly-emerged recordings suggest teenager previously revealed desire to push someone off a tall London landmark

Home Office urged to put removal flight on hold until full Windrush review is published

White House says founder of Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula killed in American raid

MPs and civil servants watch on as creature infiltrates Westminster building

The actor's first post-Marvel project veers into Human Centipede-levels of abhorrence, writes Ed Power. Could this reboot be his lasting contribution to cinema?

UK government says councils will not be forced to mark date by flying flags after backlash

Risk in capital because 'infrastructure isn't quite built to cope with those winds', forecaster suggests

Prime minister's office refuses to comment further on conversation between two leaders last month

Seven venues have dropped Franklin Graham's UK tour this summer after an outcry over his views on homosexuality and Islam

The bureau currently has 1,000 investigations open into Chinese technology theft across its 56 regional offices

Users have long criticised the feature

Exclusive: Current system gives controlling partners 'easy mechanism' to commit financial abuse, warns Labour leadership contender