Новости за 08.09.2020

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<p>China is believed to have detained more than a million people from mostly Muslim ethnic minorities in Xinjiang province</p>

<p>Rise in cases linked to ‘holiday travel abroad and people socialising indoors’, says health minister</p>

<p>Singer performed with iconic Motown group for nearly a decade</p>

<p>Dance troupe were praised on social media for routine referencing police brutality</p>

<p>In 1921, Virginia Rappe, a promising actor, model, and fashion designer, died of a ruptured bladder. Clémence Michallon takes a deep dive into her encounter with screen star Roscoe ‘Fatty’ Arbuckle, and how it changed Hollywood forever</p>

<p>Christian company incited controversy over artifact smuggling in 2017</p>

<p>Researchers find ethnic minority adults twice as likely to present with suspected infection</p>

Some 60,000 people have been ill for more than three months after being infected with coronavirus, a mass survey has suggested, amid concern over care provisions for those with so-called “long Covid”.

<p>A man is being held by police on suspicion of murder and attempted murder following a knife spree</p>

<p>Jane Fonda, 82, was arrested five times during protests to draw attention to the climate crisis in DC</p>

<p>The Oscar winner recalls what it was like to go to prison in her eighties - almost half a century after her first stay behind bars</p>

<p>After all, writes Lawrence Ostlere, where else can you get inches from the athletes’ grimacing faces?</p>

<p>Since starting to wear a face covering during the coronvirus pandemic, I've enjoyed the freedom of not wondering what people are thinking about my appearance, writes Christina Wyman</p>

<p>In this exclusive extract from her new book, <strong>Jane Fonda</strong> recalls a night in a holding pen in Washington DC</p>

<p>Brother of ex-Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn accused over protest in Sheffield city centre</p>

<p>Watching the HBO series gave us structure to our days, says Jenny Eclair. With nothing else happening in our lives, we had our date with Tony and the guys at 9pm to look forward to</p>

<p>Working with a baby is hard, even without throwing a pandemic into the mix. Maria Karanika-Murray and Cary Cooper give their tips to make the adjustment easier</p>

<p>From the Aztecs to the aristocracy, chocolate is a tasty indulgence that has been enjoyed for centuries – it also can be good for us, writes Liam Corr</p>

<p>Editorial: Threats, ultimatums and bluffs are the way wars start, or in this case a cold war between the UK and its former partners in the European Union</p>

<p>Making changes at this stage opens up the entire withdrawal agreement, writes Sean O’Grady</p>

<p>Simon Calder answers your questions on American holidays and getting around the quarantine list</p>

<p>With businesses struggling to survive the pandemic they’ve had no chance to get ready for the no-deal Brexit being proposed. Britain is far weaker economically than the last time the government made the threat, says James Moore</p>

<p>Infections among young people will filter through to older, more vulnerable contacts, says deputy CMO</p>

<p>Wikileaks founder arrested in cells at Old Bailey shortly before hearing</p>