Новости за 13.06.2021

The new ‘right of centre’ network promises ‘passionate and strong’ presenters who are ‘proud to be British’

Netherlands 3-2 Ukraine: Dutch snatch victory through Denzel Dumfries’ late header after Andriy Shevchenko’s team had come from two goals down to equalise

Follow all the latest updates from the Johan Cruijff Arena Arena in Amsterdam as Group C begins in Euro 2020

Hannah Arendt’s name will forever be associated with the disenchantment and de-romanticising of evil, writes Chris Horrie, and this summer sees the anniversary of two of her works

Sousa’s Poland face Slovakia in St Petersburg in their Group E opener on Monday.

‘What the administration did – the Justice Department, the leadership of the former president – goes even beyond Richard Nixon,’ the House Speaker says

It’s in the interests of shareholders to have engagement and committed workforces, if they only realised it, writes James Moore. Perhaps Keir Starmer and his team could tweak their noses?

The Liberal Democrats would usually see a by-election such as this as an opportunity, writes John Rentoul

Editorial: There is widespread acceptance in the country at large that the government must err on the side of caution

Christopher Sign broke story of tarmac meeting between Bill Clinton and AG Loretta Lynch during 2016 campaign between Hillary and Trump

The worry is that a G7 meeting encourages the illusion that the west is still in charge. It is not, writes Hamish McRae

The other guests were more interested in musing upon the ways in which real life was stranger than fiction. Even on Trudy Tyler’s quiet leafy street. Apparently a dominatrix used to live at number 42. By Christine Manby

Hundreds of thousands of leaseholders are trapped in unsellable, potentially dangerous homes and the government has yet to acknowledge the scale of the problem, writes Ben Chapman

Urgent action needed to prevent thousands of needless cancer deaths, experts say

Djokovic is targeting victories at Wimbledon and the US Open as well as a gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics.

Steve Clarke’s men take on the Czech Republic in Glasgow on Monday.

A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit filed by employees of a Houston hospital system over its requirement that all of its staff be vaccinated against COVID-19

Almost 30 kilos of drugs found at Cape Canaveral after 24 packages reach beach

Experts believe Stephen Wright was the first man in the UK, possibly the world, to die from the jab. His wife Charlotte tells Samuel Lovett the government must do more to support heartbroken families like hers

Steve Clarke’s side open their Euro 2020 campaign against the Czech Republic.

‘A partial plan, not a Marshall Plan’: Campaigners rue lack of solid commitments from G7 leaders

New COVID-19 cases are declining across the most of the country, even in some states with vaccine-hesitant populations

The story of the final day of action at Roland Garros.

Mr Netanyahu was in power for 12 years

Retirement of Justice Stephen Breyer ‘should absolutely’ be considered in Democratic effort to ‘protect our Supreme Court,’ Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says