Новости за 20.07.2015

Liz Kendall has warned that Labour must move away from interfering in people’s lives if it is to win back power.

More than three million of the lowest-income families will be left an average of £1,350 worse off by the Government’s squeeze on tax credits, new figures have disclosed.

A body set up by internet founder Sir Tim Berners-Lee has attacked the UK Government for claiming it was dedicated to transparency while announcing its decision to review the Freedom of Information Act.

They are the menace of coastal communities across the country, aggressive seagulls that steal chips and sandwiches, “dive bomb” pensioners and children and, according to disturbing recent reports, viciously attack small pets.

There is just something about bank notes flung up into the air, drifting slowly down to earth, that feels like the movies. Whether it is Leonardo Di Caprio in The Wolf of Wall Street or Floyd Mayweather in a Los Angeles strip club, or - admittedly further down the scale - that bit of The Crystal Maze when contestants had to grab swirling eddies of fake notes. There is nothing quite like it to express excess, greed, wild abandon or just the fact you’re having a damn good time.

Leicester City chief executive Susan Whelan has defended the decision to sack Nigel Pearson and recruit former Chelsea boss Claudio Ranieri.

Leicester City chief executive Susan Whelan has defended the decision to sack Nigel Pearson and recruit former Chelsea boss Claudio Ranieri.

Mohammed Shafiq: Chief Executive, Ramadhan Foundation

Police are appealing for information after two girls were sexually assaulted in Nuneaton, Warwickshire.

Career Game, this year’s novel by the former Tory MP Louise Mensch, is to be her last, according to an interview she has given to the Northamptonshire Telegraph. The surprise is that she managed to write it at all, in between her obsessive activity on Twitter.

Muslim communities in parts of Britain must no longer be allowed to exist in “segregation” if the country is to successfully tackle the “scourge” of Islamic extremism, David Cameron has warned.

Fifa 16 will have its first ever female cover star, for the first game in the series to feature women’s football.

An SNP MP sent an encouraging message to a Twitter user on whose account were posted racist tweets about ‘p*kis’ and jokes about anti-Scottish independence voters being hanged, telling her to “keep it up”.

The Defence Secretary has given the clearest indication yet that the Government is preparing to take military action against Isis in Syria.

A paedophile was caught after he wrote to Home Secretary Theresa May asking for sex with children to be legalised.

England are ready to make significant changes in their batting order to save the Ashes campaign. The places of both Ian Bell and Gary Ballance are under threat, with the selectors aware that urgent change may be needed to stop the series sliding inexorably towards Australia.

From ecstasy to agony in eight days. Maybe it was always meant to be like this, maybe Australia knew they had something in reserve and that it was simply a case of rummaging through their memory banks to find it.

English cricket is seeking solace after the debacle at Lord’s but while the men were left bruised and battered by Mitchell Johnson, for the women, who begin their Ashes series on Tuesday, the name that strikes fear into the hearts is Meg Lanning.

David Cameron’s approach to fighting home-grown Islamic extremism is confusing, contradictory and over-simplified, according to groups representing Muslims in the UK.

A small corner of the Foreign & Commonwealth Office’s London headquarters will be a tense place this week. The Forced Marriage Unit, whose small team of seven is based at the department’s Whitehall offices, is now in the midst of its most stressful period: the summer holidays.

Andy Murray will barely have a fortnight’s break before returning to competition but the world No 3 is not complaining about the sacrifices he has had to make for the sake of his country’s Davis Cup team.

A former child actor falsely claimed he was molested by Kenneth Clarke, who was Chancellor of the Exchequer at the time, during a cash-for-questions TV sting 20 years ago, a court has heard.

Michel Platini, the Uefa president, has a groundswell of support that could carry him to the Fifa presidency next February, including the Asian bloc vote that will be vital for any candidate hoping to succeed Sepp Blatter.

Norwich City were roundly mocked on social media after revealing their new third strip for next season.

Chelsea are pushing to conclude a £14m deal with Augsburg for left back Abdul Baba Rahman after finally selling Filipe Luis back to Atletico Madrid.