Новости за 08.06.2020

Superhero's skull symbol has been seen on police opposing Black Lives Matter protesters

The slave trader whose memorial has been thrown into Bristol harbour was far from alone in being celebrated with a statue

'The shutting of all our physical stores has had, and will continue to have, a marked effect on our business', says CEO

Donald Trump has railed against 'take a knee' protests since they began in 2016

New spike in cases believed to be linked to family's social network as state begins reopening

Could biotechnology be the answer to immunising humans against the virus? Jonathan Menary, Julian Ma, and Pascal MW Drake investigate its potential

Adherence to regulations was already sketchy by the time of the announcement, but few were expecting such a rapid wind-down

Somerville shares thanks to 'everyone that has been sending me all the prayers and the blessings'

Margolyes' comments sparked almost 500 complaints to the media regulator

Are you a lover or a hater of all things leafy? Our taste for spring greens could already be written in our DNA, writes Luke Bell

Twelve teams have already qualified by virtue of their top three finishes in their respective pools at last year's tournament

Researchers at Los Alamos discover neural network reaps benefits 'equivalent to a good night's rest'

Toppling of statue of slave trader by protesters was act of criminal damage, says PM's spokesman

'It's about time', said one commenter

Around 2,000 UK staff expected to lose their jobs under cost-cutting plans as oil prices slump due to plunging demand

'He's sympathetic to their cause'

Star referenced the messaging within Rowling's Harry Potter novels when condemning the timing of her controversial tweets

Spanish midfielder's spell in north London has been hampered by injury

'This has resulted in women being pushed into unpaid leave, sick pay or furloughed as a direct result of having children,' says campaigner

Brazil's health ministry on Friday removed the cumulative number of Covid-19 deaths from its website

'It sparked a rage in me'

Ex-Minneapolis cop will attend court for first time on Monday, as mourners gather at final George Floyd memorial service in Houston

Formula One world champion hit out at the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic and new quarantine restrictions, and highlighted the Black Lives Matter protests on Sunday

Mysterious radio blasts coming from deep in space are repeating in a pattern, scientists have found.

Former leader of Liberal Democrats among those critical of Twitter message