Новости за 08.02.2021

Round of 16 first leg will be played at the Puskas Arena due to travel restrictions in Germany

'I don’t understand what people say about him. It’s beyond me. My interactions with him have been delightful. He’s a charming fellow'

Twenty-three time Grand Slam champion praised NFL record breaker in post-match interview

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds auctioned off an afternoon of her time to the highest bidder to raise money for her top campaign donors’ charity

Northern Ireland protocol signed by Boris Johnson 'is not working', says Michael Gove

The Trump wing of the Republican Party failed to oust Cheney from her leadership position in a secret ballot

The wife of a well-known Lebanese critic of the militant Hezbollah group killed last week says there was no sign of torture on her husband's body

‘I found quarantine very tough,’ says Gordon Ronald

Richard Shelby of Alabama made the announcement on Monday.

Mr Chansley was recently moved to a jail in Alexandria, Virginia so he can be fed organic food

A Florida businessman whose fraud-busting business was exposed as a fraud has been sentenced to a year and a day in prison in a case in which prosecutors showed Rudy Giuliani was used as a consultant to attract investors

Advocates say inmates who set fires and broke windows at a St. Louis jail over the weekend did so to protest inhumane conditions, including a lack of personal protective equipment to combat the spread of the coronavirus

U.S. Sen. Richard C

Suspect faces up to six months in jail or a fine no bigger than £5,000 – or both

'This was only ever a selfish attempt by Democratic leadership in the House to prey upon the feelings of horror and confusion that fell upon all Americans' after Capitol riots, attorneys argue

The Dutch government says it is extending the country’s curfew until March 3, declaring that was necessary to slow the spread of the more infectious coronavirus variant first detected in Britain

Former president's second impeachment trial begins on 9 February 2021

As a poet, I too want the poems I write to make other people feel less alone in their pain

A Florida man who ran onto the field during the Super Bowl has been charged with trespassing

Coalition of 140 organisations write to ministers urging concrete action to end 'hostile environment'

The drive to vaccinate Americans against the coronavirus is gaining speed and newly recorded cases have fallen to their lowest level in three months, but authorities worry that raucous Super Bowl celebrations could fuel new outbreaks

Two debuts by 'very-online' authors take opposing views of what the internet is doing to us. Annabel Nugent talks to the women who wrote them, and asks, is it really true, as Oyler believes, that 'the internet makes you a bad person'?

Reds are enduring a tough spell after their hopes of defending the title suffered another blow

Prime minister-elect Abdulhamid al-Dbeibah has vowed to hold an election 'without violence'

Technology that can find links in complex criminal webs has become the latest tool in the fight against poachers, writes Namita Singh