Новости за 08.06.2018

From Moscow bling to the sort of dreary setup that recalls Soviet days, Simon Calder finds both places to stay and perhaps to avoid

The celebrity chef was an outspoken advocate of his girlfriend and the #MeToo movement

The 20-year-old Dutchman topped the time sheets in both practice sessions in his Red Bull at a sun-drenched Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

'I am grateful to have played a small role in the conversations that have helped guide this extraordinary nation's destiny,' Mr Krauthammer writes

All the latest from Mallorca as the contestants search for love and sponsorship deals

The breaches are alleged to have occurred in January and February

Questions remain as to why the $300m highly sensitive Sea Dragon project was housed on a contractor's unclassified network

From diving into the pixelated journey of an Owlboy to hunting monsters in a fully realized ecosystem, these are our favourite releases of the year

Steven Burling says it is hard to recall his last meeting with son Jordan because 'I put a brick wall in front. I can't really grieve'

'Super-fishing' vessel Damanzaihao accused of polluting sea after ignoring multi-million-pound fine

A business associate with ties to Russian intelligence services was also charged alongside Mr Manafort

More than 400 homes destroyed since volcanic activity started

Such rocky planets appear to be common throughout the universe – leading to hopes that life might be present on some of them

Users are not happy with the new feature

Predatory creatures were distant ancestors of modern mammals

Russia was booted after its 2014 annexation of Crimea

The feminist academic and author rants about the singer in an upcoming BBC2 documentary

Approximately 10,000 people gather to fly flags and kites, burn tires, throw rocks and return tear gas canisters at Israel Defence Force troops

Detective calls it 'the most sustained random stabbing attack I've seen in 26 years in the police'

England 3-1 Russia: Scott struck twice in the first half after Nikita Parris' opener to end any threat of a Russian revival

Coalition government says move is 'just the beginning' as Turkey brands policy Islamophobic

Publication accused of spreading 'incredibly harmful and untrue claims about what it means to be trans'

The technology company has responded to criticism and employee resignations over a contract with the US Defence Department, which critics argued pushed Google closer to the 'business of war'

He later acknowledged that his large online following meant he was accountable for his actions

Research suggests microbes left at crime scenes have potential as forensic tool to help bring criminals to justice