Новости за 29.06.2015

If they taught it at business school, it might be called how to destroy your TV career in seven easy words.

Having buried her Wimbledon first-round demons, a mentally refreshed Sam Stosur says she's ready to go deep at her least profitable grand slam.

Tunisian authorities have arrested a group of suspects associated with the gunman who killed 39 people, mainly British tourists, in a beach hotel attack claimed by Islamic State, the interior minister said on Monday.

Australian striker Kerem Bulut has signed a three-year deal with Iraklis, the Greek Super League club announced.

The US territory of Puerto Rico is just days away from a historic economic collapse after the commonwealth's governor said the island cannot pay its $US72 billion ($93 billion) in debts.

Passengers, including former Tunisian president and Israeli and European MPs, to be deported, Israel says.

European stocks slumped as Greece teeters on the brink of default after bailout talks fell apart, while US shares also opened lower.

About $US2.75 million ($A3.61 million) transferred from five-time major golf champion Phil Mickelson to an intermediary was laundered in an illegal sports betting operation, ESPN has reported, noting Mickelson has not been charged.

China changes stance after being partly to blame for failure of bid to reach a global climate deal in Copenhagen in 2009.

The Standard & Poor's 500 Index retreated the most since April 2014, wiping out a gain for the year, as global equities sold off amid concern over fallout from the Greek financial crisis.

Mafia figures donated tens of thousands of dollars to the discredited NSW Liberal Party fundraising vehicle, the Millennium Forum, as part of an ultimately successful campaign to allow a known criminal to stay in Australia.

​Oil dropped to the lowest level in more than two months in London amid concern Greece's failure to reach a deal with international creditors will prompt its exit from the euro area.

It was a mixed bag of results on what was dubbed 'Australia Day' at Wimbledon, with five of the 11 competitors progressing through to the second round.

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Comment: Shortly after my victory, my father started receiving threats from Chinese security agents complaining about my human rights advocacy.

Nick Kyrgios could find himself in hot water after a fiery exchange with the chair umpire in his first-round victory against Diego Schwartzman, but the 20-year-old insists he didn't call him "dirty scum".

British pop star Jessie J is in hospital, recovering from surgery for an unknown condition.

After weeks of waiting, the sun-powered Solar Impulse 2 plane finally lifted off on Sunday from Japan, bound for Hawaii.

Paul Nikakis might lose more than money in the fast escalating Greek financial crises. He might lose his mother's legacy.

European leaders raised pressure on Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to re-engage, saying it's down to his government to step back from the brink and stay in the euro.

European stocks slumped as Greece teetered on the brink of default after bailout talks fell apart.

A dissenting Justice says the court should consider whether the death penalty itself is constitutional.

'There was a couple long rallies where I threw up a little bit in my mouth,' the Australian player admits after his straight-sets loss.

It's been given the thumbs-up by the US Senate and Australia is set to buckle, possibly signing it within weeks. Only then, for better or worse, will we really know what's in the TPP.

Young Australian Thanasi Kokkinakis crashed out in the first round of the Wimbledon championships on Monday.