Новости за 23.01.2016

A new documentary examines the life and work of Robert Mapplethorpe

Jeremy Corbyn visits a migrant camp in northern France and urges a pan-European approach to the migrant crisis.

Six Giant-Alpecin riders are in hospital after being struck by a car driven by a British woman while training in Spain.

A woman comes forward to claim the £33m National Lottery jackpot - but says the ticket has been washed in a pair of jeans, obscuring crucial information.

Adam Lallana's injury-time strike sees Liverpool edge a nine-goal thriller in a remarkable match at Norwich.

Jeremy Corbyn visits a migrant camp in northern France and speaks of the "dreadful conditions" facing people there.

Saracens beat Toulouse to make it six wins from six in Pool One of the European Champions Cup.

A man from Northern Ireland has died in Australia after falling from a houseboat.

Critics say a deal for US firm Google to pay £130m in UK back taxes is "derisory", but Chancellor George Osborne says it is a "vindication" for the government.

Three Britons have contracted Zika virus, which may cause severe birth defects, after travelling to South and Central America, Public Health England says.

Former BBC TV cricket commentator and Warwickshire seam bowler Jack Bannister dies at the age of 85.

Five people climb the i360 tower in Brighton and base-jump from the top, sponsor British Airways says.

George Osborne welcomes an agreement for Google to pay £130m in UK back taxes, and dismisses complaints from Labour politicians about it.

A teenager is in a "serious condition" in a Gloucestershire hospital after inhaling cannabis oil bought online

A football club digs up land where a man says he was given permission to scatter his father's ashes.

Two men are arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was found dead in a burning tent in Salford.

A cross-party group that will campaign for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union is being launched in Northamptonshire.

From houses on rocks to converted railway carriages

The family of a student who has been diagnosed with leukaemia are holding a "spit drive" to try to find a stem cell donor from an ethnic minority.

Two rounds of ammunition are found in a jacket sent to a Cambridgeshire prison for recycling.

BT should be forced to sell the country's leading broadband provider because of poor performance, a report backed by 121 cross-party MPs says.

Five alternative ways to celebrate the Bard's birthday

Aid gathered by a Glasgow Muslim society, including sleeping bags and clothing, is scheduled to arrive at a refugee camp in Calais later.

Johanna Konta beats Denisa Allertova to become the first British woman in the Australian Open fourth round since 1987.

Could method writing catch on for authors as method acting has for movie stars?