Новости за 28.02.2017

Shows sold out in minutes, scalpers jumped in immediately, but the band believes it can undermine some of the profiteering with extra shows and new conditions.

The memoirs of former President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, could be worth $US60 million in a record-breaking auction.

The 10 men and five women who made up "Respect the Flag" harassed black drivers as well as customers at a Walmart.

For years, runners have believed that their sport makes them too tight and that they should turn to yoga to lengthen their muscles, become more flexible and thereby develop into better runners. It turns out, though, that the opposite may be true: Coaches and physical therapists now say that bending like Gumby may, in fact, cause problems.

BP said it will need a crude price of about $US40 a barrel in 2021 to cover spending and dividends, from $US60 this year.

OPEC has cut its oil output for a second month in February, a Reuters survey found, once again paced by Saudi Arabia.

Teams named for round one of the NRL (all times local.

​Germany's record low short-term borrowing costs have further to fall as the ECB seeks to buy more shorter-dated paper.

Mr Fluffy asbestos spreads at Ainslie shops, and welfare crackdown falls short.

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Posters of Barack Obama have popped up around Paris in what started as a joke by four friends .

A survey of maternity patients at NSW public hospitals suggests midwife-led care is crucial to a good experience.

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'I'll show you who's Boko Haram,' said one soldier before making the villagers lie face down on the ground. Then the shooting started.

NSW Police have released a public appeal after a woman was allegedly assaulted and forced into a van in Sydney's eastern suburbs on Tuesday afternoon.

Islamic State is using drones strapped with grenades "extensively" as it defends its Iraqi and Syrian strongholds.

China's top economic planner is said to be investigating the recent surge in steel and iron ore futures.

The US economy grew in the fourth quarter at a 1.9 per cent pace, slower than expected as business investment eased.

Brexit has turned out to be something of a curse for the U.K. Independence Party.

In a new interview, Mr Trump said that he believes his predecessor is helping to organise the protests.

South Korean prosecutors charged Samsung Group chief Jay Y. Lee with bribery and embezzlement on Tuesday as the top conglomerate announced the dismantling of its corporate strategy office, the latest developments in a graft scandal that has rocked the country.

Western Sydney's Asian Champions League campaign has gone from bad to worse thanks to a 5-1 group-stage drubbing by Chinese Super League heavyweights Shanghai SIPG.

The White House Correspondents' Dinner is the distillation of the problem with America's political journalism (and US politics more broadly).

Female research scientists are more productive than their male colleagues, are rewarded less for their scientific achievements.

Another dismal result, another low for the stock ... the Spotless chief has his work cut out.