Новости за 25.09.2019

1. Prince Harry reveals he is so ‘overwhelmed’ by the world’s problems that he sometimes struggles to get out of  The Sun
2. Meghan Markle is seen in public wearing a headscarf for the first time  Daily Mail
3. Baby Archie Africa tour: When are we going to see Archie Harrison?  Express
4. Meghan Markle looks chic in headscarf as she and Prince Harry visit Cape Town mosque  The Sun
5. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attend British High Commission in Cape Town South Africa royal... Читать дальше...

We’ve got something major to celebrate this Big Beauty Tuesday (soon to be relaunched as “The Glow Up Gets...”)!

If you had asked me yesterday if there is a circumstance in which you should bite a camel’s testicles, I would have said, “No, there is absolutely no reason anyone should ever bite a camel’s testicles.” Today, I’ve learned that indeed, there might be a good reason for just such an act.

SCOTLAND is in the grip of a growing crimewave – with a violent or sexual offence every 24 minutes. Official figures revealed sex crimes have risen to a record high with violent offences at the highest level in seven years.

LONDON has illuminated by a meteor tonight, with many lucky locals taking to Twitter to discuss the appearance of the surprise space rock over the capital.

One sneaky dog in Vung Tau, Vietnam, left a married couple stunned after the pair witnessed man’s best friend breaking into their room through a gated window situated at the end of their bed.

Emerson has been one of the bright sparks at Chelsea this season but Frank Lampard will now be without the left-back for around one month.

Phil Neville believes that the Olympics is equal only to the NHS in importance in the eyes of the British public – and he has set his England World Cup players a new challenge to make it to Tokyo next summer.

Refereeing at the Rugby World Cup 2019 has come under extreme scrutiny in the opening week and now the sport's governing body have got involved.

Daily Express sports reporter Matthew Dunn, the only British-based journalist accredited for the Zhuhai Championships, reflects on what he learned court-side from Andy Murray’s performance and body language during his 6-3, 6-7, 6-1 win over Tennys Sandgren.

Andy Murray has given himself just five months to be good enough to beat the very top players in tennis – otherwise he will start to plan his retirement.

The U.N.'s General Assembly can be a daunting experience for new world leaders, but for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, it could have been something of a respite

Ahead of his first world title opportunity, Joet Gonzalez (23-0, 14 KOs) has re-signed with Golden Boy as he begins to conquer the featherweight division. (Photo Credit: Tom Hogan-Hoganphotos/Golden Boy) “Joet Gonzalez is one of the most talented and toughest fighters to come out of Southern California in recent years,” said Oscar De La Hoya, […]

The Washington Redskins have not made an in-season coaching change since 2000, when they fired Norv Turner after 13 games for failing to deliver on Super Bowl expectations. There have been plenty of embarrassing losses and dysfunctional moments since then, to be sure, but owner Dan Snyder has resisted making ...

It’s up to Congress to hash this out again.

Tottenham goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga pulled off one of the coolest penalty saves you’ll ever see during his side’s defeat against League Two side Colchester. The [...]

Securities regulators say the data analytics firm deceived shareholders by manipulating its accounting

In what was a wild offseason for most of the NBA, the Utah Jazz were particularly active in adding Mike Conley, Bojan Bogdanovic, Ed Davis, Jeff Green and Emmanuel Mudiay, among others. What kind of numbers might Bogdanovic put up on his new team?

The rise of the VSCO girl hit its peak with people seeing the trend online. VSCO girls typically involve teenage girls who dress in oversized T-shirts, crop tops, scrunchies, and barely visible shorts.

Guido Kerkhoff under pressure after strategic plans stymied

Over the weekend, at St. Ann’s Warehouse in Brooklyn Bridge Park, Maria Salazar Ferro, director of the emergencies department at the Committee to Protect Journalists, walked through a series of final memories. CPJ, in collaboration with United Photo Industries, had put on a “Journalists Under Fire” exhibit as part of the park’s annual Photoville festival. […]