Новости за 03.04.2020

Acting Navy secretary acknowledges that Brett Crozier is 'an incredible man' but insists he had to be relieved of his duties

'There's just no way they are going to be able to get an accurate representation of our vote'

The next pick in our new weekly film social is the 1942 flick that ushered in a new wave of cinematic shocks and took on that scariest subject of all, female sexuality, says Clarisse Loughrey

All the normal practises of grief have been taken away from us

Guidance distributed after misuse of Coronavirus Act 2020 caused miscarriage of justice

News Analysis: With lawmakers away from Washington over coronavirus concerns, congressional investigations have screeched to a halt. But the battle for public opinion — and the 2020 presidential election – hang in the balance when investigators rev up

Only 11 guests in one 263 room hotel in March, employee tells The Wall Street Journal

More than 30 states have issued stay-at-home orders, and just five states have not mandated both 'shelter in place' measures and business closures

The current depletion in the Arctic looks set to surpass smaller holes recorded in 1997 and 2011

Draconian new rules have taken effect on the Caribbean's largest island

The French government requisitioned all face masks in the country in early March to help supply health workers

Support one of the nations hit worst by coronavirus by buying your favourite rioja or sherry, or trying something new like bobal, says Terry Kirby

Games' delay means a host of 23-year-olds would currently no longer be eligible to compete

Loss of smell and taste may be lesser-known symptoms of coronavirus

Withers's confessional third album, 1974's '+'Justments', pulled listeners directly into the pain he felt over the break-up of his brief and tumultuous first marriage. Helen Brown pays tribute

Democratic leaders have been pushing for clean water systems, expanded rural internet access, and other infrastructure needs in the next coronavirus relief bill, but Speajer says that may have to wait

'We're dealing with a pandemic and it is sad to hear that our staff have been faced with this type of unacceptable behaviour,' says Gloucestershire Police ​chief constable Rod Hansen

The state's death toll rises to 2,935 in the largest single-day jump

NHS workers are like the badly-led British troops in the First World War: 'Lions led by donkeys'

The NHS is urging donors to keep giving blood during the outbreak

As Britons return home from abroad, getting used to the lockdown in the UK is important

Iconic singer-songwriter dead at 81

Let's talk about how George W Bush handled criticism over his handling of 9/11

Matchroom Boxing are exploring options to reschedule the bout later this year

Union says disadvantaged youngsters most likely to miss out