Новости за 07.06.2018

England 2-0 Costa Rica: Gareth Southgate was left with a real selection headache as competition heats up for starting places

The full set of material will feature two original songs

The rug is designed to look like a shopping receipt from Ikea

What the love-hunting contestants are up to over in Spain

The video shows family pleading to uncuff the child, who is clearly frightened and later cries upon release

The quarterback alleges teams colluded not to sign him due to kneeling during the national anthem

40 per cent of millennials believe dementia is an inevitable part of growing older

Goals from Marcus Rashford and Danny Welbeck secured a confidence-boasting victory for Gareth Southgate's men

In a letter to Tory MPs, PM admits option was 'unpalatable' but 'at worst, temporary'

Research has suggested that better access to gym membership and exercise would help employees be more productive and make more time for socialising with family and friends

World leaders will make clear their opposition to proposed tariffs from Mr Trump, while attempting to avoid a broader international trade war

Test may tackle leading cause of infant death and provide better maternity care in developing countries

Jeff Denham of California is among a group of Republicans who have been pushing for a compromise

Shields qualifies for England through his parents and will join Wasps this summer

'We're doing a lady'

'We will not hesitate to use our powers when necessary to improve access and participation'

Attack comes as Metropolitan Police statistics show average of 60 moped-enabled robberies every day in London

'Anyone can own a Warhol'

From the ashes of punk sprang a new generation of groups whose arch turn of phrase and catchy guitar hooks made the charts a place of wonder. Graeme Ross presents his 10 favourite slices of post-punk perfection

Halep will face Sloane Stephens in Saturday's final that will bring together two of the game's finest athletes

'We need to expend all our efforts towards peace and reconciliation'

Two papers backed opposite sides during the EU referendum

Latest research could suggest life might once have been present on the Red Planet – or is still there

Daily Mail editor has been called 'the greatest editor of his generation', but others have suggested his newspaper is 'a bubbling quagmire of prejudice posing as news, of opinion dressed as fact, and contempt for that portion of the world's population that doesn't live in Cheam'.

Daily Mail editor has been called 'the greatest editor of his generation', but others have suggested his newspaper is 'a bubbling quagmire of prejudice posing as news, of opinion dressed as fact, and contempt for that portion of the world's population that doesn't live in Cheam'.