Новости за 09.03.2021

Government of India calls Westminster debate ‘a gross interference in the politics of another democratic country’

Heavy rains have prompted evacuations over fears of a dam breach on the Hawaiian island of Maui

The new programme has caused a backlash, with one MP branding it “ridiculous”

Ballot marks third time former president has voted by mail in Palm Beach County

“If you value transparency so much why do you keep lying to your despicable users?’ the hacker posted via verified accounts

Referees have been brought into the defending champions’ camp to help in their Six Nations campaign

We’ll bring the nominations to you as soon as they’re announced

‘Clearly unhappy’ royal family means monarch should not automatically be Australia’s head of state, says Malcolm Turnbull

I was not wholly convinced by Chris Whitty and Sir Patrick Vallance’s explanation of why the coronavirus restrictions must last so long, writes John Rentoul

Police drama returns on 21 March

The Chiefs discovered their European opponents as the competition’s revised knockout phase saw two draws made

The University of Texas’ long-awaited report on the history of the school song “The Eyes of Texas” found it had “no racist intent.”

The Biden administration has opted for a package of welfare measures and economic stimulus of around 9 per cent of American GDP, whereas the Sunak Budget added only 3 per cent of GDP over two years

California district court points to inconsistency in officials’ claims and cites public interest

Current boss Joachim Low will step down following this summer’s European Championships

Putting out music in a pandemic, without the ability to connect directly with fans through touring, felt sort of like a tree falling in the forest with no one around to hear it

Paintings were said to have been removed from Grand Foyer of White House last July

Three men were taken to hospital with serious injuries

‘What she wears has nothing to do with you,’ one viewer wrote

Deadly protests have erupted over the past week in the West African nation of Senegal, long considered a bastion of democracy and a regional leader on diplomacy issues

Sport has failed to follow positive steps taken in rugby, said Professor Willie Stewart

A roast dinner was revealed to be the nation’s most popular

Jacob Chansley not sincerely remorseful and seeking to blame others for Capitol riot, rules federal judge

World economy to grow 5.6 per cent this year – much faster than previously predicted – according to latest forecast

Content will also include dramas and cartoons aimed at inspiring girls to believe in themselves