Новости за 23.04.2018

A MASTERCHEF star died after collapsing while running the London Marathon yesterday.

THE Duchess of Cambridge has given birth to a baby boy.

World stocks slipped on Monday ahead of a blizzard of earnings from the world's biggest firms and as wary investors watched US bond yields approach peaks that have triggered market spasms in the past.

Excitement is building outside London's St Mary's Hospital, where some fans have been camped out for 15 days hoping for a glimpse of the royal baby.

NRL: Trent Robinson on the style of football his team plays.

The Duchess of Cambridge is now at London's St. Mary's Hospital in labour with a third child for her and Prince William.

US President Donald Trump is due to welcome France's Emmanuel Macron to the White House for the start of a three-day state visit expected to be dominated by US-European differences on the Iran nuclear deal and souring trade relations.

Working Australians with disabilities should get fairer a pay deal after the Fair Work Commission ordered a new classification and wage structure to address the loopholes in the existing framework.

Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says Russia has not yet decided whether it will deliver advanced S-300 missile systems to Syria, but would not make a secret of the matter if it took such a decision, the TASS news agency reports.

Clashes have broken out between asylum-seekers and groups of locals on the Greek island of Lesbos, police say, marking one of the most serious bouts of violence on the island in months.

AFL: North Melbourne coach Brad Scott has called for clarity around the bump, after Hawthorn's Ryan Burton escaped suspension for bumping Shaun Higgins.

Employees at Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens helped rescue and rehouse over 50,000 honey bees thought to have been colonizing in a garage in Avondale, Ohio, for around 25 years. A clip shared to the organization’s Facebook page shows zoo workers safely removing the colony with a suction device, alongside honeycomb and brood. The brood is the eggs, larvae and pupae of honeybees. According to the clip, the bees will be used for observation, education, and exhibition for zoo visitors. The bees will join the zoo’s existing bee colonies... Читать дальше...

THE plaudits keep coming for Australian sharpshooter Sam Kerr who has been named one of five finalists for the BBC Women’s Footballer of the Year award. Kerr has been named along with Denmark’s Pernille Harder, England’s Lucy Bronze, Dzsenifer Marozsan (Germany) and Lieke Martens (Netherlands) for the gong, with the winner announced on May 22.

THE woman at the centre of an alleged dine-and-dash spree across the city today indicated she would plead guilty to a string of charges, including stealing and fraud.

A RESTAURANT has been slammed after it shared the personal details of a diner who didn’t turn up for her reservation.

NRL: Moses Mbye talking about the Bulldogs attack

BRAS are an essential (and sometimes expensive) part of most women’s lives.

AFL: Premiership coach Paul Roos says there's too many development coaches at AFL clubs, with more resources needed at junior level.

NRL: Michael Ennis says Aaron Woods and David Klemmer need to find their front in tackles for a quicker play the ball.

South Korea has halted the propaganda broadcasts it blares across the border with North Korea, aiming to set a positive tone ahead of the first summit in a decade between their leaders as the US president cautioned the nuclear crisis was far from resolved.

AFL: Melbourne great Garry Lyon has slammed Port Adelaide's leadership, saying they 'pick and choose' too much on the field.

DANIEL Harford is the new Carlton women’s coach.

BRISBANE single mum Chrislyn Hamilton says she “went into hiding” following a rocky experience with reality television and trying to break into the music industry that included comments about her weight and looks.

BACHELOR in Paradise’s Apollo Jackson admits the show was an “absolute rollercoaster of emotion”, and that despite leaving it as part of a couple, he and Simone Ormesher are no longer together.

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