Новости за 07.08.2020

City face Lyon in the quarters in Lisbon

Goals from Raheem Sterling and Gabriel Jesus were enough to ensure a second-leg victory at the Etihad Stadium

'One would hope the collective trauma of a pandemic, and the increasing economic uncertainty, would give people more compassion'

Court to determine whether a previous decision not to charge Epstein, who killed himself in federal custody last year while awaiting child sex trafficking charges, was signed in violation of his victims' rights

Subject is brought up in new Lifetime documentary 'Surviving Jeffrey Epstein'

The Home Office has said Border Force officials have intercepted 13 boats carrying more than 130 migrants arriving in the UK on Friday. A spokesperson for the department said Border Force was continuing to deal with "a number of ongoing incidents".

Juventus 2-1 Lyon (2-2 agg; Lyon win on away goals): Ronaldo scored twice but couldn't find the crucial third to haul Juve into the quarter-finals

'It was lovely to meet [Daisy] because she had the guts to get up, tell her story, survive, and take back the power,' Sheila Pott tells The Independent

French government reports 43 per cent increase in daily infections

Comments come as US deaths from coronavirus pass 160,000

A top US counterintelligence official has issued a public statement warning that foreign states are continuing to use both overt and covert methods to influence the 2020 election.

Tensions escalate between Canada and China following arrest of top Huawei executive

Hassan Nasrallah denies Hezbollah was involved in the incident

England will have to produce something special again if they are to come out victorious in the first Test at Old Trafford but Chris Woakes is undeterred by the challenge

Can products carry the virus and is it safe to share make-up? Here's everything you need to know

Tackle pigmentation and boost collagen levels with these glow-getters

Realtor says: 'Forty-five minutes later, the world knew'

'No one - not even the Presidnet - is above the law,' says senior congressman Jerry Nadler

Submission to party internal inquiry says there was 'clear evidence of factional activity' against the leadership

Met Office warns 'exceptionally warm and humid nights' are expected this weekend

Despite bowled out for 219 and giving up a first-innings lead of 107, the hosts somehow wrestled back more of the initiative that they deserved

'It is critical that we reduce our dependence on foreign manufacturers for essential medicines'

Facebook founder and CEO announced new video-sharing app Instagram Reels this week

Follow all the latest from the Champions League last-16 second leg at the Etihad Stadium as City look to finish the job following a 2-1 win at the Santiago Bernabeu back in March

An average household will pay £1,042 per year for gas and electricity after the change comes into force on 1 October, Ofgem said