Новости за 16.09.2021

Nonetheless ‘abortion is murder... Those who carry out abortions kill,’ says Francis

Hundreds of new jobs will created at the site in Northamptonshire.

Sussexes named among the world’s 100 most influential people

The group will shut 11 of its 20 stores in France due to disruption to exports from the UK to Europe after Brexit.

Supply chain issues caused by Brexit make it “near impossible” for M&S to serve products at the standards required.

Eilish has been named as one of the magazine’s 100 most influential people of 2021

Through moving interviews with his wife and son as well as archive footage, Schumacher tells the story of a hard-nosed, genius racing driver and the far softer, fun-loving family man off the track

The Three Lions were fourth since April 2019.

The child was pronounced dead at the scene on Tuesday (14 September) afternoon

Voluntary euthanasia has become legal in a fifth Australian state, more than 20 years after the country repealed the world’s first mercy killing law for the terminally ill

LPF said it was only through ‘good fortune’ that serious injuries were avoided as a result of the disorder.

Against AC Milan, the Liverpool forward started for the first time since January and offered an important reminder of his qualities, plus the reality of his situation

The 2022 season will see an overhaul of technical regulations within F1.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid has hinted that testing for fully vaccinated travellers could be scrapped

West African regional leaders are pondering next steps to pressure Guinea's coup leaders to agree to release the deposed president

While the ageing leadership remains firmly in the Kremlin’s orbit, the party’s more radical rank-and-file is finding ways to chime with a population hungry for social justice, writes Oliver Carroll in Saratov

The group swung to annual pre-tax profits of £11.4m from underlying losses of £59.7m the previous year.

SpaceX has successfully launched the first all-civilian crew into orbit – and it could be a genuinely ground-breaking moment in human history

Germany’s biggest rail operator and a labor union representing train drivers say they have agreed on a pay raise to end a series of strikes that had caused chaos for commuters and vacationers over the summer

‘It’s very subtle and it’s very echoed’

This Morning guest suggests the tool could be used by ‘perverts’

Human rights and refugee groups are appealing to the European Union to step up its help for people trying to flee Afghanistan

The Ferrari driver said the collision between the two world championship contenders was ‘natural’

Authorities urge swimmers to avoid water again on Thursday after ‘black day’ on south coast

The Duchess of Cambridge hears of the emotional impact the evacuation effort has had on those involved