Новости за 03.06.2020

The Russian president lambasted the local officials for the delayed response, expressing outrage over federal officials having to find out about the incident through social networks

Sasol shares gained as much as 14% on Wednesday as the price of Brent Crude oil rose above $40 a barrel for the first time in nearly three months, before pairing gains to trade up 1.5% in the early

To counter the slowdown, Tiff Macklem will keep financial conditions as loose as they’ve ever been in the central bank’s nine-decade history.

As the world has had plenty of time to reflect over the last couple of months—indoors and at a socially acceptable distance, of course—it seems Italian behemoths Internazionale have come to the conclusion that they’ve got too many players.  Happens to the best of us. Yes, amidst all the madness of the January transfer window—which [&hellip

SportsLine's proven soccer model reveals its top picks for Wednesday's Bundesliga match between Werder Bremen and Eintracht Frankfurt.

1. Coronavirus: Barcelona beach trip for recovering patients  BBC News
2. Coronavirus: Ibuprofen tested as a treatment  BBC News
3. Coronavirus: Ibuprofen tested as treatment to reduce COVID-19 symptoms  Sky News
4. Could ibuprofen treat severe cases of Covid-19? Doctors launch trial  Daily Mail
5. Scientists are starting a new trial to see if ibuprofen can help coronavirus patients  Manchester Evening News
6. View Full coverage on Google News

Hospital del Mar is taking coronavirus patients to the seaside as part of their recovery.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - An Alaska Native village corporation from the Kodiak Island region has acquired the state’s largest retailer of liquor, wine and beer.

The other three officers, who restrained George Floyd or stood guard were charged with aiding and abetting the murder.

Protests are taking place up and down the country

This can alter the behaviour of the flying mammals, reduce their biodiversity, and compromise the ecosystem functions they offer, the scientists said

A man has appeared in court charged with attempted murder.

“With the virus and the riots, ‘the emperor has no clothes.’” President Donald Trump has offended America’s long-time European allies to such a great degree they avoid looking to him for leadership or partnership, and “are turning their backs on him,” The New York Times reports. German Chancellor Angela Merkel “was so uncomfortable” with the thought […]

Northern Ireland’s golf clubs are to be allowed to stage club competitions and host fourballs from June 8, as the country moves into phase two of its relaxation of its Covid-19 lockdown measures.

India fast bowler Mohammed Shami says he will be able to reverse-swing the ball even if saliva is banned during the coronavirus pandemic.

Use of cash expected to continue declining as coronavirus changes consumer habits

First Minister Mark Drakeford said he would think about setting one up following the death in the US of George Floyd.

The Rally of Finland scheduled for 6-9 August has been called off due to continuing health and safety risks caused by the coronavirus pandemic, organisers said on Wednesday.

As the days count down to the revised start of the 2020 Formula 1 season, the teams and drivers are starting to accelerate their preparations for the resumption of racing

US Ryder Cup captain Steve Stricker says it would be "almost a yawner of an event" if this year's match against Europe is played without fans present.

US Ryder Cup captain Steve Stricker says it would be "almost a yawner of an event" if this year's match against Europe is played without fans present.

Former Western Province president Tobie Titus and SA Rugby executive member Tobie Titus has called it a day.He was involved in sports administration for six decades.

A tech advocacy group backed by Twitter and Facebook sued President Trump over his executive order cracking down on social media companies. Trump’s order to curtail liability protections for social firms violates the First Amendment because it was a clear strike back at Twitter’s decision to fact-check his tweets, the Center for Democracy & Technology...

It will be about two months before a puck drops in another meaningful hockey game if all goes according to... Read More »

In Washington, D.C., “Justice for George Floyd” protestors have been patrolled not only by the Washington Police, but also, by the District of Columbia National Guard — which, according to the Army Times, is investigating the use of an unarmed helicopter that was used in what appeared to be an attempt to disperse a crowd. […]