Новости за 07.02.2017

The well-travelled Ben Te'o, England's try-scoring saviour against France, has other trips in mind, whether into a regular starting spot for his mother's native land or an adventure to North Korea to sort out the problems of that rogue country with his new team-mate, Gloucester wing Jonny May.

A career-best innings of 185 from Faf du Plessis led South Africa to the highest one-day international total at Newlands as Sri Lanka's bowlers were made to suffer.

DeVos's inexperience in public schools, her alienation of some moderate Republicans came together to create the perfect storm.

BNP Paribas shares dropped after France's largest bank posted earnings that cast doubt over growth in its home market.

​He's glad to be home for it but Drew Mitchell doesn't see a bright future for the Brisbane Global Rugby Tens.

With the Winter Olympics just a year away, Europe's broadcast rights holder is dangling a host of technological breakthroughs - from "ghost skiers" to performance patches - which it says will enhance the drama of the Pyeongchang Games.

Two dancers have avoided jail for blackmailing former England and Melbourne Rebels rugby star Danny Cipriani for thousands of pounds after one of them aborted his child.

Hundreds of thousands of New England Patriots fans have lined Boston's streets, defying a driving snowstorm to cheer the team's players in a parade celebrating their latest Super Bowl victory.

The Russian government-controlled news site Sputnik reported a French MP's claim Macron's party was backed by a "gay lobby."

Drop your weights. Step off the treadmill. It's time to leave the gym - and by the nearest exit. In fact, to truly appreciate 2017's biggest health trend you need to run for the hills. Welcome to friluftsliv: the concept of open-air living and the latest Scandi buzzword. Forget last year's hygge, with its faux fur throws and candlelight, this is the cosiness backlash.

The ACT government puts a new convention centre for Canberra on the backburner, and robot surgery arrives in the ACT.

Move over, 1984. There's a new dystopian novel topping the charts.

Harris was given a small ray of hope on Tuesday morning, when the jury found him not guilty on one – alternative – charge of assaulting the 12 year-old.

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More storms and then the heat returns.

Iron ore rebounded on bets that China data will show the world's second-largest economy got off to a good start in 2017.

Barack Obama is continuing his winning streak in life post politics, according to a home video posted by billionaire businessman Richard Branson.

Life will probably never be the same for one West Australian after winning $15 million in Tuesday's Oz Lotto draw.

US President Donald Trump claimed the press "have their reasons" for not reporting on terror attacks by IS.

An presidential ethics expert said he was concerned by the suggestion in the new suit that Melania Trump intended to profit from her public role.

Young Australians should be given a "capital grant" funded by a new inheritance tax on the wealthiest estates to help them enter the housing market, pay university fees or start a business, a senior Labor figure has proposed.

A highly-contagious cat virus not seen in Sydney for 40 years has resurfaced in a western Sydney pound.

Have a little faith Bruce Springsteen asked, and trust in the good in others. It wasn't just a rock'n'roll show then.

What do New York and Melbourne have in common?

People are always complaining that our politicians - on both sides - are "out of touch". They're too high and mighty to understand the things that are annoying ordinary people in ordinary life.