Новости за 04.02.2017

All Blacks lock Patrick Tuipulotu is believed to be taking time out from rugby after testing positive to a prohibited substance.

A brawl in Manly on Saturday night has sent one teenager to hospital.

Heroin, like cocaine and marijuana, seems to inspire an endless supply of monikers once the drug hits the streets.

The father of the machete-wielding man who was shot by a guard as he tried to enter Paris's Louvre museum said on Saturday his son was not an Islamist and the French were only accusing him of terrorism to excuse the brutality used to stop him.

Since the day Donald Trump began his presidential campaign, there were questions about how the Trump brand would be affected. The answer nay now surprise him.

The 29-year-old, who gave birth to their second son three months ago (whose name has yet to be revealed), opened up to Fairfax Media exclusively at the event about motherhood.

David Beckham has hit out at claims that he used his children's charity work as part of a cynical campaign to win a knighthood.

President Trump on Saturday morning ripped into a federal judge's decision to temporarily block enforcement of his controversial travel ban.

A firm header from Marcos Alonso, a superb individual effort from Eden Hazard and a lob from Cesc Fabregas earned Premier League leaders Chelsea an emphatic 3-1 victory over Arsenal on Saturday.

Citizens of seven mainly Muslim countries banned from the United States by President Donald Trump can resume boarding US-bound flights, several major airlines said on Saturday, after a Seattle judge blocked the executive order.

The condition of the man shot and seriously wounded outside the Louvre museum when he set upon French soldiers with a pair of machetes is improving and he is out of danger, the Paris prosecutor's office said on Saturday.

Office workers sit in air-conditioned comfort, but when they leave to go home, the cool air is cut before cleaners arrive to do hard physical work.

Fancy a cup of coffee or a bite to eat in the city? There are more than 1600 cafes and restaurants to choose from.

After a co-worker taunted him as a terrorist because he was born in Afghanistan, Mohd Younas Karzi was isolated from other workers.

The Turnbull government is set to put the brakes on federal money pouring into "over-funded" private schools in a new deal to take effect next year.

Labor has accused the state government of "appalling failure" in neglecting public schools after a freedom of information request revealed that some have maintenance backlogs that would take up to 40 years to fix.

It was an opening night to remember.

Anthony Mundine has revealed he will consider appealing against his controversial points decision loss to Danny Green and ruled out a rematch against his arch rival over fears he would again be "robbed" in a third fight.

Coaches of AFLW sides must take some responsibility to ensure the game remains attractive, says Western Bulldogs coach Paul Groves.

Melbourne Victory edged three points closer to league leaders Sydney after an incredible finale to the Melbourne derby when they came from a goal behind with just six minutes remaining to defeat Melbourne City 2-1.

Far from vicious, greyhounds are the sleepy cats of the canine world, says Rebecca Wilson, who volunteers for an organisation that rescues former racing greyhounds.

Townsville Fire were too strong for Dandenong Rangers on Saturday night.

Having shed the tag of the AFL's "lovable losers" four months ago at the MCG, the Western Bulldogs keep winning.

The question to be asked when you bringing out the fastest man ever is: who do you get to run against him?

What's wrong with young people these days?