Новости за 22.07.2017

Chris Froome looks set to win the Tour de France after extending his lead in Saturday's time trial in Marseille.

Two strong aftershocks have struck the Greek island of Kos a day after a 6.7 magnitude earthquake hit Greece and Turkey.

Donald Trump appears to have confirmed this week's rumours that he has sought advice on the extent of the Commander-in-Chief's power to pardon.

Staff at the hospital treating terminally ill boy Charlie Gard have received death threats, it has emerged.

Chris Froome is set to win his fourth Tour de France title as he retained the yellow jersey on the penultimate day of the race.

Branden Grace has become the first man in history to shoot a round of 62 in a major during a record-breaking third round at The 146th Open.`

Turkey has condemned the "excessive" use of force by its regional ally Israel following deadly violence around a contentious Jerusalem holy site.

President Trump has lashed out on Twitter again to complain about the special counsel investigating possible ties between his 2016 campaign and Russia.

Actor John Heard, who played the father in the Home Alone films, has died at the age of 72.

The British payments start-up TransferWise has kicked off talks about a new fundraising that will see its valuation soar past £1bn for the first time.

Ten people have been rescued from a seaplane after it made a hard landing on New York's East River.

A man has been jailed for assaulting Paul Gascoigne at a hotel in east London.

Blowing a kiss to the White House press corps after his first outing at the podium, Donald Trump's new communications chief has signalled a different approach to the media.

A list of 173 suspected Islamic State fighters - possibly trained to launch suicide attacks in Europe - has reportedly been circulated by Interpol.

A state of emergency has been declared in parts of New Zealand after a severe storm caused widespread flooding on the South Island.

A US airstrike has mistakenly killed 16 Afghan policemen in Helmand province.

The owner of Britain's Got Talent dog Pudsey has said putting him down was the "hardest decision" of her life.

Linkin Park have cancelled their North American tour following the suicide of frontman Chester Bennington.

All drones weighing more than 250g will now have to be registered in the UK, the Government has announced.

Sean Spicer has insisted that Donald Trump didn't want him to quit as White House press secretary.

To educate, to inform and entertain is the BBC's motto.

The head of Minneapolis police has resigned following fatal shooting of an unarmed Australian woman by an officer.

Boots has said it is "truly sorry" for the way it responded to a campaign calling for it to cut the price of emergency contraception.

Donald Trump has warned that Iran will face "new and serious consequences" unless all unjustly imprisoned US citizens are released.