Новости за 03.10.2020

<p>At least two argue that resolution against conspiracy theorists is a threat to free speech</p>

Keegan Bradley has been having plenty of fun in his debut at the Sanderson Farms Championship

Masks were rarely spotted in the West Wing

It’s been a feast-or-famine postseason on the pitcher’s mound so far

The name of the former baseball commissioner who never had a Black player in the majors during his long reign is being pulled off all future MVP plaques after more than 75 years

No one knows how, when or from whom President Donald Trump became infected with the coronavirus

Los Angeles police are calling for calm in the streets after a rash of shootings south of downtown have killed four and left 19 wounded in the past week

Bam Adebayo and Goran Dragic were both ruled out of Game 2 of the NBA Finals on Friday with injury, leaving the Miami Heat down two starters for their matchup with the Los Angeles Lakers

Denver Broncos coach Vic Fangio says Brett Rypien will get his second straight start next week if Drew Lock isn't ready to return from an injury to his throwing shoulder

<p>From the fashion to the controversy of the time, the next instalment will be full of nostalgia, writes Charlotte Cripps</p>

Donald Trump recorded a brief video message on Friday before departing for Walter Reed hospital, where he will undergo treatment for the coronavirus.

<p>Simon Calder answers your questions on responsibly avoiding quarantine and other coronavirus-related travel issues</p>

<p>Darrin Zammit Lupi on the difficulties and anxieties of his daughter’s treatment in hospital during extremely uncertain times</p>

<p>The flurry of media reports send precisely the signal they want, that the UK is not a soft touch on asylum and illegal immigration, writes Andrew Grice</p>

<p>As we’re well and truly into autumn now, we can’t help but look back to the holidays we didn’t get to have this year. Terry Kirby’s found the wines that will take you there instead</p>

<p>While the ill-judged trip across the country after a positive Covid test has prompted criticism from all sides, Sean O'Grady argues that the stellar performance of Sturgeon during the pandemic means the SNP’s chief aim has not been damaged</p>

<p>Editorial: Important questions are being raised about what kind of leadership America deserves</p>

<p>A collection of ceramics is expected to make one couple more than £250,000. All my various collections have done is take up plenty of space, writes Janet Street-Porter</p>

<p>From gestures of love to hangover cures, chicken soup has a place in many cultures around the world. This is how other countries serve up the nutritious feel-good bowl, writes Jenn Louis</p>

<p>After the pandemic meant Kate Ng was unable to travel back to Malaysia, she needed a way to bring her roots home. Learning how to cook the dishes of her past has helped her do that&nbsp;</p>

<p>After Ed Cumming’s wife became ill with coronavirus, he turned to food deliveries instead of venturing out. And this one was just the ticket&nbsp;</p>

<p>Burger King, Disney, Shell, Pizza Hut and even Greggs are the latest to announce cuts, Chris Blackhurst writes</p>

<p>Some 51 women said aid workers propositioned them, forced them to have sex in exchange for a job or fired them when they refused. Robert Flummerfelt and Nellie Peyton tell their stories</p>

<p>Keith Silika grew up surrounded by violence in Harare. With many of the deaths being covered up, the forensic archaeologist is now on a mission to find the clandestine burial spots&nbsp;</p>

<p>’Tis the season for fresh autumn vegetables. Try Romy Gill’s tasty flatbread recipe for something toasty as the days get colder</p>