Новости за 17.07.2016

Pakistan foiled a gutsy England run chase to win a gripping first Test by 75 runs at Lord's.

​Italian champions Juventus have spared 13 players the trip to Australia for the International Champions Cup following their European Championship exploits.

​Sydney Roosters will face the one that got away, James Maloney, when they meet Cronulla for the first time this NRL season on Monday and Tricolour coach Trent Robinson insists he is happy to see his former five-eighth playing well.

Authorities say the attacker, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, had sent a text message seeking more weapons and had visited the scene of the attack days before the carnage.

Henrik Stenson has crowned one of golf's great comebacks with a thrilling British Open triumph at Royal Troon.

Chris Froome has been so strong on this year's Tour de France that at times he appears to have been toying with his rivals.

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A man wanted in connection with a rape led police in Baltimore on a chase Sunday on afternoon that ended with a gunman rushing into a Burger King and taking four hostages, including a child, a department spokesman said.

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Malaysia Airlines has struck a deal to settle damages claims for most victims of its MH17 flight that was shot down over eastern Ukraine two years ago.

Less than two weeks after police shot a black man in Baton Rouge, police officers have been shot and killed in the Louisiana city.

Nice: An Australian couple who witnessed the horrific truck attack on French riveria have told of how they feared the truck which came to halt in front of their hotel would also turn out to be a bomb.

Greater Western Sydney came to Brisbane with two items of business to take care of. The first, victory, was achieved well before half time and the second not long after.

Just because the packet shows pictures of fruit, doesn't mean it contains actual real fruit.

In response to what it describes as a "parking crisis", the NRMA wants to mobilise its 2.5 million members to help free up unused spaces.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull will unveil a reshuffled front bench on Monday afternoon that boosts the number of Nationals MPs in the ministry and is tipped to promote younger conservative talent.

The ACT continues its reign as the most affordable jurisdiction for housing, according to a new report by the Real Estate Institute of Australia.

A toddler pulled unconscious from a backyard pond remains fighting for life in a Melbourne hospital.

Melbourne's top private school Brighton Grammar is deciding the punishment for students who created a "young sluts" Instagram account to share photos of girls and vote on the "slut of the year."

While many tenants across Melbourne breathed a sigh of relief after rents remained steady last quarter, renters in some pockets faced double-digit rate rises over the past year.

The lack of political donations from companies during the election should send a clear message to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull

The good, the bad and the beautiful from all the weekend's AFL action.

Forget the crossbench. Our politics needs bigger changes.

New feature film about harrowing murder investigation.

South-east Queensland city charging forward.