Новости за 01.04.2017

A landslide in Colombia's south-west border province of Putumayo that sent mud and debris crashing onto houses as killed at least 93 people.

Ayad al-Jumaili, the man believed to be the deputy of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, has been killed in an air strike, according to Iraqi State TV reports.

University of Technology Sydney academic Chongyi Feng said late on Saturday he had boarded a flight leaving China, ending an ordeal that saw him interrogated by authorities.

Philippe Coutinho inspired Liverpool to a comfortable 3-1 home win over Everton in the 228th Merseyside derby on Saturday.

Venezuela's pro-government Supreme Court on Saturday revoked its controversial annulment of the opposition-led congress amid international condemnation and protests against socialist President Nicolas Maduro.

The European Union on Friday offered Spain a right of veto over the future relationship between Gibraltar and the EU after Britain leaves the bloc.

Thirty years ago, he was rounded up as one of a group of young men behind Melbourne's infamous and deadly Russell Street bombing.

A cyclone the size of Debbie would have catastrophic consequences on the Gold Coast, new modelling has shown, as climate change pushes cyclones further south and building codes fail to keep up on the high-rise strip.

Luana Campione's struggle is familiar to hundreds of thousands of households across NSW: the scramble to patch together childcare to fit around work, school drop-offs and pick-ups.

One of the country's top decision-makers has been seconded from the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet to Bupa, the country's largest health insurer.

St Kilda midfielder Jack Steven has precautionary X-rays at Perth hospital after match.

UK police say the final person being questioned over the March 22 terror attack on London has been released with no further action.

The way the new NSW Police Commissioner sees it, there is no point in locking a crook up after they have committed a crime when you can nab them before they get that far in the first place.

Robbie Farah has long been the best No.9 in the state. But is he the best hooker at his club?

Football can be a cruel game. St Kilda had their heart ripped from them by West Coast at Domain Stadium on Saturday night. After almost leading from pillar to post, the Eagles kicked 5.3 to 1.2 in the final term to pinch a19-point win.

ESSENDON  4.2    10.5    12.8     17.9   (111)   BRISBANE LIONS  3.2     5.6     11.9     12.12   (84)  GOALS Essendon: Fantasia 5, Daniher 3, Hooker 2, Zaharakis 2, Tipungwuti, Goddard, Langford, Colyer, Merrett.  Brisbane Lions: Beams 2, Hipwood 2, Close 2, Rich, Zorko, Andrews, Taylor, Robinson, Lester.    UMPIRES Jeffery, Stephens, Fisher.    CROWD 21,748 at Gabba.

Sydney FC are on the cusp of finishing the season as the best team in 40 years of national football after thumping Melbourne City 3-0.

It was a rare display of genuine Royal affection. Prince Charles beamed with joy. So too did the 11-year-old boy.

Veteran Ed Cowan has taken out the Steve Waugh Medal after his best ever season in the Sheffield Shield.

Sydney FC keep marching on their merry way, while Melbourne City are in danger of falling out of the top four and face having to play finals football on the road.

The Queensland Reds have copped their fifth Super Rugby loss in a row, a gallant 34-15 defeat to the Hurricanes.

A man has died in the wake of Cyclone Debbie as Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk warns Queenslanders "Cyclone Debbie is not done with us yet".

Royals paid tribute to former clubman Joel Britten in the best way possible after he lost a battle with illness just days ago.

"A live horse floated straight past us but there was nothing we could do. In seconds it had been and gone."

Canberra Raiders young gun Nick Cotric produces moment of brilliance to stave off charging Eels.