Новости за 14.07.2020

TfL says piece violates 'strict anti-graffiti policy' but invites artist to recreate message 'in a suitable location'

Ivanka Trump's statement compared to Marie Antoinette's "let them eat cake"

Another Iranian accused of spying on General Qasem Soleimani, who was killed by the US in Iraq, is also facing a death sentence

Brief, global outage

Chelsea 1-0 Norwich City: Olivier Giroud scored the only goal of the game to give Blues what could be priceless three points

Viola Davis appears on July to August cover in reimagining of 1863 portrait 'The Scourged Back'

With cases of Covid-19 surging across US, regions with virus under control are fighting to stop second wave

Lawmakers typically use the month away from Washington as a stretch-run opportunity to touch base with constituents before Election Day

'There can really be no question that the defendant can lie about who she is, and that she has the means to do so,' prosecutor Alison Moe says

'She was warm and caring and fiercely protective of the rest of the cast. She was tough and demanding. She was fun. She was kind'

Settlement would have resolved class-action litigation

Officer left with lasting injuries from incident at rally attended by supporters of the English Defence League and Britain First

Immigration authorities drop rule change following lawsuits from 18 states and several universities

Expecting officers to check on shoppers would be 'unrealistic and unfair' as crime rises, Police Federation says

The two states took two very different approaches — and now Floridians are paying with their lives

Club produced a remarkable response as turmoil reigns off the pitch and the threat of a points deduction looms

'His political demise has been greatly exaggerated. Biden's in a good place, but Trump can still win this thing,' GOP strategist says

Lawyer representing victim's daughter says establishing ultimate responsibility for novichok attack is 'matter of almost unparalleled public concern'

Other similar phrases were accepted for online orders, but pro-democracy slogan was not until Tuesday

Nearly 100 years after white mobs terrorised black residents in the Oklahoma city, crews resume excavation following coronavirus delays

Doctors believe virus may have transferred into unborn child via placenta, research paper says

'Still other New York Times employees publicly smear me as a liar and a bigot on Twitter with no fear that harassing me will be met with appropriate action. They never are'

Judge sets date for trial for July 2021

Republican Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has vowed not to end 60-vote threshold as long as he is in power

'People remember how good their lives were back in February,' Senator Thom Tillis says