Новости за 24.02.2017

The Philadelphia 76ers have officially ruled out forward Ben Simmons for the remainder of his rookie NBA season after tests revealed his broken right foot was not fully healed.

Leicester City should honour sacked title-winning manager Claudio Ranieri by naming their stadium after him, says Manchester United's Jose Mourinho.

US President Donald Trump declared himself among friends as he delivered a campaign-style speech on Friday at an annual gathering of conservative activists, where he told the crowd that the movement he built during his campaign represents the future of the Republican Party.

A man was stabbed at Southbank on Friday night after rushing to stop an assault on a woman.

Several major news outlets found themselves blocked from attending a White House briefing with press secretary Sean Spicer.

Wildlife prices are tumbling in South Africa, as game breeders are squeezed by restrictions imposed on trophy hunting following the killing of Cecil the lion in 2015.

Friday night’s JLT Community series game might have been just about the perfect hit-out for Richmond. So it was no wonder Tigers’ coach Damien Hardwick was all smiles post-game.

A police officer who kicked, punched and stomped on a man after he was involved in a high-speed crash during a pursuit has been found not guilty of assault after the prosecution failed to prove he knew what he was doing.

A shooting in a Kansas bar on Wednesday that left one Indian engineer dead and another injured has escalated into an international incident amid fears the attack was motivated by race.

A judge will let only one other accuser testify at Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial to support charges the comedian drugged and molested a woman at his estate near Philadelphia.

President Donald Trump has lashed out once again at US intelligence agencies, calling out the Federal Bureau of Investigation over leaks that have hobbled his administration amid reports of pre-inauguration contacts with Russia.

Ellie Brush has always had AFL footy in her blood, and she's making every post a winner at the Giants.

Sam Wallace has traded the beaches of Trinidad for the hustle and bustle of Sydney to play with the Swifts.

Jackson Hastings is hoping to end his family's feud with the Roosters after making the transition from Bondi to Brookvale.

Sometimes it can be obvious, like a manager repeatedly yelling at and calling an employee offensive names, but bullying can also occur between work colleagues on social media.

Portugal wants her retried but Italy has already sentenced her to six years in prison.

Game breaker Steve O'Keefe paid tribute to Cricket Australia's spin guru for sparking the change that enabled the left-armer to produce a potentially match-winning spell in the first Test.

"So, do you think I did it?"

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has conveyed Labor's concern about Israel's construction of settlements in occupied territories to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a meeting he described as "warm and productive".

Retired North Sydney MP Jillian Skinner spent her last days in office bedding down her legacy with a final newsletter to constituents and a friendly interview with her local newspaper.

Enough is enough. Players milk penalties. And yet as the honour system in the A-League disintegrates week-by-week, who gets the blame? Not, mostly, the players. Rather those who are supposed to see it, in a split second. Am I missing something here?

The days of factionalism are over at Parramatta after the club announced a new board of directors to replace the ones sacked by the government.

Australia have a priceless opportunity to post a rare Test victory in India after Steve O'Keefe made spin great Shane Warne eat his words by producing a stunning career-best performance to turn the series opener on its head.

It was all eyes on the middle of the ground for Richmond fans on Friday night at Etihad Stadium. So, too, for any Adelaide supporters looking on, but for very different reasons.

Ben Te'o will make his first international start after being named at outside-centre for England in Sunday's Six Nations clash against Italy at Twickenham, one of four changes to the team that beat Wales two weeks ago.