Новости за 02.11.2018

England have an injury list that could save Eddie Jones' blushes, but fail to prove competitive up front and the uncomfortable questions will appear regardless

Free transportation to and from the meal will also be available

Crown Prosecution Service says 'nothing has changed' after claims that 'weak' cases were being dropped

The much-hyped smartphone could be unveiled as early as next week, with a release date anticipated for 2019

Saturday Night Live actor claimed man driving station wagon took his parking spot outside New York home, according to police

The 2018 US midterm elections are less than a week away

From California to Florida, a polarised electorate returns to the ballot box

Lesnar last fought in the octagon in 2016 and is open to a return

The lower chamber of congress is where any impeachment proceeding against the president would begin

Former romance novelist Ms Abrams could make history in Southern state but access to vote remains an issue ahead of polling day

Crime, gun control, climate change and race all under discussion in heat of Sunshine State

Democrats hope to embarrass the Republican presidential nominee with major upset

This means that Japan formally has less land and territorial waters.

Democrats need to net 24 seats to take over the House, and then it would be up to them

The midterms are just weeks away in early November

The president's new immigration proposals face legal and logistical hurdles - but are they even real?

The theme is 'upgrade your Christmas'

'They want to throw rocks at our military, our military fights back,' Mr Trump says in video clip

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Britain's most senior police officer says cannabis-smoking and online fraud are also not priorities for officers battling to stop stabbings and shootings

This is the second suspicious package sent to the billionaire who is calling for Donald Trump's impeachment

Watch the latest UK weather forecast from the Independent for today.

President was asked about his divisive rhetoric

Republicans are projected to keep control of the Senate and have a 10 per cent chance of gaining five more seats

Everything you need to know ahead of the clash at the Bernabeu