Новости за 21.02.2019

Pulwama fallout: India's share of river water won't go to Pakistan, says Nitin Gadkari

LEWIS HAMILTON was on a flying lap in F1 testing before having to bail out of a corner to avoid a big crash with Robert Kubica.

The Pyyros modular flashlight can perform numerous field tasks, from hammering to starting fires. If you back it on Kickstarter now, you can score some savings on this innovative flashlight and multi-tool, but act fast: This early-bird pricing is only available for a short time.

Baker Boy drops new single Cool As Hell and announces April tour dates.

On top of releasing her new album, Julia Jacklin has a busy 2019 ahead.

A year of regret and dissolution led to Martin Frawley's creative renewal.

Elite universities and the TAFE sector have joined forces to "draw a line in the political sand".

A day after The Age revealed that a cyber crime syndicate hacked and scrambled the files of Melbourne Heart Group, a cardiology unit based at Cabrini Hospital, it can also be revealed that the entire Melbourne Archdiocese was also recently the subject of a brazen attack.

Jussie Smollett is facing suspension from 'Empire' after being charged with filing a false police report.

EMILIANO Sala signed a potentially invalid £15million contract with Cardiff City before his fatal plane crash, it has been revealed. The Daily Telegraph reports lawyers have written to the football club this week confirming the signing was not fully registered. Cardiff had said they would wait for the outcome of the Air Accidents Investigation Branch following […]

A source said that in the 2010 examination conducted by the UPPSC, “unknown officials” showed undue favours to candidates which resulted in selection of non-deserving candidates who did not fulfil the eligibility criteria.

Coveted prizes aren't the only thing on the menu at the 91st Academy Awards ceremony. Austro-American chef Wolfgang Puck, who has been feeding the famous at the Oscars for 25 years, has given AFP a peek at this year's spread: smoked salmon, truffle pasta and Oscar statuettes made out of chocolate. Video provided by AFP

International journalists’ organisations are “cautiously optimistic” after meeting investigators of the Kuciak murder.

Property developers may be banned from installing gas hobs and boilers in new homes within the next six years

Jussie Smollett has been arrested and is in custody of detectives. Chief Communications Officer Anthony Guglielmi announced the news on Thursday, noting the Empire actor had turned...

A strong magnitude 5.7 earthquake hit the town of Atsuma in Hokkaido’s eastern Iburi region, the same region that was struck by a large quake ...

The Tánaiste has told the Dáil the Government is prepared to provide "substantial amounts of money" and relax state aid rules to help the beef sector if there is a no deal Brexit.

There's 'the equivalent of creating a new auto sector in Canada right in front of us'

The cinema’s new identity features a handwritten-style wordmark and aims to bring consistency to the brand by replacing multiple logos with one design system.

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Here you can find pictures that are made during day three  of the 8th days of winter testing on Catalunya circuit. Did you know you can follow all testing LIVE whole day anywhere with F1 TV? Here you can find the lap times of the 3rd day of 2019 winter testing.

Located on Saint Germain, the pop-up will serve up an array of sweet treats and hot drinks

The SNP is "contriving" to bring about a No Deal Brexit because it will hasten the demise of the United Kingdom, Scottish Secretary David Mundell has claimed.

"Empire" actor Jussie Smollett was arrested in Chicago early Thursday morning for allegedly filing a false report of a crime, police said.

Abuse survivors from around the world are also gathering in Rome as the Catholic Church holds a first-of-its-kind meeting.