Новости за 15.05.2020

Mr Kushner's reported comments are the latest in a line of bizarre blunders while responding to the coronavirus

'I think schools should be back in the fall,' president says, breaking with Anthony Fauci and other officials

Data suggests travel, socialising and other pre-lockdown habits could be impacted long after containment measures end

The historic fall was lead by a 79 per cent dive in fashion and clothing sales

The government is reportedly considering proposals to scrap the policy that sees pensioners' incomes rise each year

Health secretary speaks as crucial reinfection measure creeps upwards

Exclusive: Home Office admits there was no reassessment – despite home secretary promising it on national television

Global wildlife sales not only carry risk of infectious diseases but threaten nearly 9,000 species with extinction

'I went back to work after only two months, pumping three times a day in a small closet at the office – a luxury for most lactating mothers – while answering emails on my phone' – Stacey Henley reveals the struggles of being pregnant in the video game industry

Health chief says it is 'critical' for doctors to find more information on rare syndrome

President claims vaccine could be ready by end of 2020 though health officials say optimistic timeline unlikely

Moscow is sticking to an implausibly low death count despite an official caseload suggesting the country's epidemic is the world's second-worst

Truly ethical and sustainable beauty brands aren't easy to find. Can Jessica Jones go a whole year without using anything else?

Queen Elizabeth II wears bright colours for specific reason

We disregarded the rules, well... because we wanted to

'Somebody was sitting over watching me that I didn't know' girl says

'This kind of direct contact has potential to dramatically spread this virus throughout our community and beyond'

'I see a third of the top of my new son's head so I was like, "Oh my gosh. This is really happening."'

Health expert warns infection rate could still vary 'dramatically' within regions

A movement grown in the warmth of the Sheffield community is not only a means for survival for those in need right now, but a vision for a more secure, more hopeful future, discovers Zoë Beaty

Closed because of Missouri's lockdown, the Nelson-Atkins museum in Kansas City welcomed three two-foot-high visitors

'I'm African American, and we're really rooted in this idea … we've always talked about things in terms of utility. Can you actually get this done for the betterment of the most amount of people?'

"I'm humbled and honoured to be among the extremely accomplished women who are reportedly being considered in that regard," Susan Rice says

"We are just as worried about the people who need help now but aren't getting it," says Professor Wendy Burn

Theme for this year's event was changed in light of the coronavirus pandemic