Новости за 17.02.2024

Joe Root’s dismissal for 18 means he has failed to pass 30 in five innings in this series.

Cameras started rolling for The White Lotus cast to check into the Thai islands this week

The Caribbean island-set crime drama has been raking in viewers for 13 seasons, despite losing its lead detective three times, so is it... any good? Louis Chilton dons his sunglasses on the sofa to find out

Babou Diouf tells Nacho Doce about the perilous journey that brought him to Spain, where foreign workers are crucial to the survival of the EU’s largest fishing fleet

Yarnold, from Sevenoaks in Kent, snatched victory on her fourth and final run with a new track record to make it back-to-back gold medals.

Forty years ago, The Smiths released their now-iconic self-titled debut album. Mark Beaumont speaks to drummer Mike Joyce about the trouble bubbling behind the scenes, the controversies it stirred, and how it came to inspire and define an indie rock explosion

In a sea of homogeneous SUVs, Renault’s famous small hatch stands defiant, writes Sean O’Grady. Now given a facelift, the new Clio is an accomplished and confident performer – that we should cherish while it lasts

For many, the awards show is regarded as the most important night in cinema. For a few, though, it’s a ‘two-hour meat parade’ that is as ‘sick-making’ as it is full of ‘mutual congragulation baloney’. From Glenda Jackson to Ethan Hawke, below are 11 stars who couldn’t care less about the prestigious statuette

The Oscar and Bafta nominee for ‘The Color Purple’ speaks to Nicole Vassell about getting so into character that she needed a chiropractor, and why she didn’t have ‘the luxury’ of challenging her salary while starring in ‘Orange Is the New Black’

As a resurgent Iberian brown bear population poses challenges to residents, Juan Medina meets the rangers helping humans and animals to coexist

After World War II, the U.S. Army’s team of art experts set out to find and return millions of works stolen by the Nazis

State governments across the U.S. are adopting or considering laws that would block the sale of personal health data or information about who visits sensitive sites such as sexual health facilities

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ testimony about her relationship with a special prosecutor in Georgia’s election interference case against former President Donald Trump was a familiar scene for many Black women

A Black author says Georgia's white founding father deserves credit for inspiring the abolitionist movement that ultimately ended slavery

As Texas public university students returned to the classroom in January, a new law in Texas banning diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives from state funded higher education institutions took effect

Meanwhile, Jordan Spieth was disqualified for signing for an incorrect scorecard.

Financial penalties will explode with interest while the former president faces growing legal jeopardy

An autopsy shows the cause of death for a 5-year-old Venezuelan boy who died in December after becoming ill at a temporary shelter for migrants in Chicago was sepsis and a bacterial infection that causes strep throat

The two chiefs, Brian Cordasco and Anthony Saccavino, have not been charged with any crimes

Suspect was seen dumping trash bags with her boyfriend after his wife’s murder

Singer also predicted that Bieber would headline the halftime show himself one day

A new Japanese flagship H3 rocket lifted off from a space station in southwestern Japan on Saturday in a key second test flight a year after its failed debut launch

Former president faces tens of millions of dollars in financial penalties and a three-year ban from doing business in New York

Josh Schriver was removed from his committee seat for making the remarks

Donald Trump stood outside the gates of his Mar-A-Lago estate on Friday evening to launch a rambling defence of his family organization after it was fined over $350 for illegal business dealings.