Новости за 03.04.2024

Former world number one Justin Thomas announces he has "parted ways" with caddie Jim 'Bones' Mackay - just over a week before the Masters starts at Augusta.

Arsenal overcome the absence of Bukayo Saka to move back to the top of the Premier League table with victory over struggling Luton at Emirates Stadium.

Officers closed off part of Durdle Door beach so the seal would "feel comfortable".

Over the years, 73-year-old Bill Barr has collected crucial data that has informed many scientific studies.

Poland’s Foreign Affairs Minister calls in from NATO HQ

Follow live text commentary as Liverpool host Sheffield United and Chelsea play Manchester United in the Premier League.

Vivienne Groom was prosecuted for failing to declare her income while caring for her mum.

Kolkata Knight Riders hit 272-7 - the second-highest total in Indian Premier League history - as they thrash Delhi Capitals by 106 runs.

There has been above average rainfall for months, with some places seeing double the average amount.

Sinead Cook is reported to have written expletive-filled online messages aimed at the Conservatives.

Gyda'r ffordd rhwng Brynaman Uchaf ac Isaf ar gau am y tro, mae 'na bryder yn lleol am yr effaith ar addysg a busnesau.

Pryder y byddai cau Canolfan Ailgylchu Rhydeinon ger Aberaeron yn arwain at gynnydd mewn tipio gwastraff anghyfreithlon.

Republic of Ireland add Erin McLaughlin to their squad for the Euro 2025 qualifiers against France and England

Roedd adroddiadau bod y rheolwr wedi anfon sawl neges, gan gynnwys un oedd yn dweud "f*** the Tories".

The investor boardroom battle raises difficult questions about whether the Hollywood giant lost its way.

The Harry Potter author challenged Scotland's new hate crime law by describing several transgender women as men.

The goalkeeper of a Spanish third division club is banned for two games after confronting a rival fan he says racially abused him.

Remains washed up at Cove Road Beach in Silverdale on Sunday and police are appealing for information .

The A19 is closed on Teesside after a suspected explosive device was taken to a garage, police say.

Rory McIlroy reveals he had a lesson with Tiger Woods' former coach Butch Harmon in his search for form prior to next week's Masters.

Video shows nurse and her colleagues scrambling to hold on to baby cots, as the building they're in begins to shake.

No planning permission has been sought for work which has been going on for a week night and day.

NFL analyst Phoebe Schecter says former Wales wing Louis Rees-Zammit should "take two or three years" to develop as a second or third-string player at Kansas City Chiefs.

National Education Union members are expected to vote on whether to hold a formal strike ballot.

Ulster captain Iain Henderson believes the province will still see the best of Steven Kitshoff despite prop's uncertain future.