Новости за 17.06.2020

'Some of us left jobs for this.'

Ex-Atlanta police officer Garrett Rolfe was formally charged with felony murder Wednesday, after he killed 37-year-old Rayshard Brooks on June 12.

The unnamed teenager has been linked to Islamist terrorism.

Former national security adviser John Bolton also claimed President Trump was 'stunningly uninformed'

The broadcaster needs to make £125,000,000 in savings this financial year.

Teachers and pupils have been told to quarantine for 14 days as a precaution.

The seven-year-old was subjected to 'unjustifiable physical pain and mental suffering,'

Orlando Perez reportedly returned to Selena Reyes-Hernandez's home even after allegedly shooting her dead

The couple say seeing the image be used to spread hate has caused them 'huge distress'.

Keith Butler's execution date has been set for August 28 - almost 21 years after he abducted, raped and murdered 10 year-old Pamela Butler

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that New York City appears ready to begin the second phase of reopening Monday as 17 people died from coronavirus over the last 24 hours (Picture: Getty/AP)

New York state reported just 17 new coronavirus deaths – the lowest daily death toll since March 20 – as New York City moves to Phase Two of its reopening.

The Government is committed to closing the 'sex games gone wrong' loophole.

Snapchat clips show the teens laughing as they took turns soaking the victim in Doncaster town centre on June 11.

Michelle Burns was found brutally murdered after her child was discovered wandering outside.

Premier League matches start again this evening.

Downing Street said the ‘Union Jack’ paint job would cost ‘around £900,000’ and help the plane better represent the UK with ‘national branding’.

Pay for his senior appointments at City Hall has also been frozen.

Dalton Florida etched 'Dalton' onto the hood of a Jeep while ransacking the garage it was parked in, police say

Minnesota State Trooper Albert Kuehne is on paid leave amid the allegations.

William Jones' four-year jail term has been increased to six years on appeal.

The statue was boarded up after it was covered in graffiti calling him a racist during a Black Lives Matter protest.

The latest figures have been released by the Department of Health and Social Care.

Unions have been told there are 13 cases of Covid-19 among staff, with 100 self-isolating as a precaution.

Unions have been told there are 13 cases of Covid-19 among staff, with 100 self-isolating as a precaution.

'How long can the British people be deprived of the opportunity to have Arnott's Tim Tams at a reasonable price?'