Новости за 25.02.2017

A film criticising Hillary Clinton and superhero ensemble Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice were tied for the most Razzie awards this year.

A man has driven a car into people in a central square in the German city of Heidelberg, police said.

Photographers and sightseers are flocking to the coast of south Devon to witness a rare sighting of a humpback whale.

A woman has been charged with owning a dangerously out of control dog following the death of a three-year-old boy in August 2016.

It's finally the weekend, so what better time to catch up on some of the biggest stories of the week?

A former All Black and former Wallaby have reportedly been arrested in Paris on suspicion of trying to buy cocaine.

Labour's deputy leader Tom Watson has told supporters the party "has to change" but stressed "this is not the time for a leadership election".

Kuala Lumpur airport is being swept for chemicals nearly two weeks after the murder of Kim Jong-Nam with a toxic nerve agent.

Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri has left the club's training ground for the last time after saying goodbye to players and staff.

Mexico has threatened to retaliate if US President Donald Trump imposes a border tax to pay for his controversial wall.

Toxicology tests show the estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un was murdered using VX nerve agent.

Hollywood star Jodie Foster has told protesters it is "time to resist" during a rally against Donald Trump's hard-line immigration policies.

La La Land actor Ryan Gosling says he had two choices when making the Oscar nominated movie - learn to play piano or "shatter the dreams" of director Damien Chazelle.

More than half a million dollars has been raised in a day for the family of an Indian man shot dead in a suspected hate crime at a Kansas bar.

Tens of thousands of children in a quarter of London schools are being exposed to illegal levels of air pollution that can cause lifelong health problems, a study has found.

Rory McIlroy has defended his decision to play golf with Donald Trump after a flood of criticism and abuse, saying it "was, quite simply, a round of golf".

David Miliband has thrown himself into Labour's by-election infighting by declaring the party is at its weakest for 50 years, while also refusing to rule out a comeback.

CCTV footage has emerged of the moment a motorist mounted a pavement and drove into a teenage girl, before speeding away.

Camden Market in north London. A swirl of people hunting for bargains, trends and photo opportunities. And amid it all is a chance to see the future.

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