Новости за 11.07.2024

Irish heptathlete Kate O'Connor has endured something of a physical and emotional rollercoaster to book a long-cherished Olympic Games spot.

Rangers say they are in the final stages of negotiations with the Scottish FA to secure Hampden Park as their temporary home until delayed renovation work at Ibrox Stadium is complete.

Eileen Gleeson says she has told the Republic of Ireland players to 'be brave and act brave' when they face defending champions England in Friday's Euro 2025 qualifier at Carrow Road.

Firm starts asking employees if they would accept voluntary redundancy.

Paul Cleary, who used to work at a school in Doncaster, is given a suspended prison sentence.

If you want to be in Berlin to see England potentially win Euro 2024, here's what you need to know.

The UK prime minister says the US president was on "good form" and "across the detail".

A judge rejected the defence case that Jeremy Skibicki was not criminally responsible for killing four indigenous women.

Businessman Zia Yusuf donated hundreds of thousand of pounds to the party during the election campaign.

The A760 from Largs to Kilbirnie is closed following a the collision on Thursday afternoon.

Misinformation about a European Union partnership pact has whipped up hostility towards the gay community.

Jasmine Paolini produces an epic fightback to defeat Donna Vekic in a thrilling semi-final and become the first Italian to reach a Wimbledon women's final.

Geordie Shore's Scott Timlin is among those pleading not guilty of promoting the Instagram scheme.

Rory McIlroy reveals "disbelief" at Keegan Bradley being appointed United States captain for the Ryder Cup.

Daniel Hardcastle said his son's extensive injuries were caused by him hitting his head on a coffee table.

Dudley Zoo's Keshari has correctly predicted the outcome of England's knockout matches.

Henry Patten reaches his first Wimbledon men's doubles final by knocking out fellow Briton and 2023 champion Neal Skupski.

England's James Anderson clean bowls West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite, his 702nd Test wicket, on the second day of the first Test at Lord's.

The US actress was also known for films including Annie Hall and Nashville.

Moeen Ali, who spent 16 years with Worcestershire after signing from Warwickshire, finally gets to play for the Bears against the Pears.

The International Olympic Committee says it has "full confidence" in the World Anti-Doping Agency following a report into the handling of 23 Chinese swimmers who tested positive for a banned substance.

Thomas Malone is accused of trying to run down the officer in the Mercedes outside a petrol station.

Julio Cervantes Suarez says he watched friends and relatives die after plunging off bridge hit by cargo ship.

US police say baby's older brother had been found dead on 8 July and it's a "miracle" the one-year-old survived.

Biniam Girmay sprints to his third victory on stage 12 of the Tour de France.