Новости за 21.06.2015

Andy Murray has won Queen's for a record-equaling fourth time after beating Kevin Anderson 6-3 6-4.

As preparation for Wimbledon, which begins in seven days’ time, Andy Murray could not have wished for better. The world No 3 won the Aegon Championships here for the fourth time yesterday by playing the best grass-court tennis we have seen from him since he ended Britain’s  77-year wait for a Wimbledon men’s singles champion two summers ago.

Chelsea will make a £12m bid for Tottenham winger Mousa Dembele, according to reports.

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A Palestinian stabbed an Israeli paramilitary policeman at the entrance to the walled old city of Jerusalem on Sunday and was then shot by the policeman, police said.

Pope Francis prays before an icon some Christians believe is Jesus' burial cloth, currently on display in the northern Italian city of Turin. Vanessa Johnston reports.

Pope Francis prays before an icon some Christians believe is Jesus' burial cloth, currently on display in the northern Italian city of Turin. Vanessa Johnston reports.

Pope Francis prays before an icon some Christians believe is Jesus' burial cloth, currently on display in the northern Italian city of Turin. Vanessa Johnston reports.

Pope Francis prays before an icon some Christians believe is Jesus' burial cloth, currently on display in the northern Italian city of Turin. Vanessa Johnston reports.

Sergio Ramos is apparently desperate to leave Real Madrid this summer after becoming unhappy at suggestions that he has been offered to rivals Barcelona, according to reports in Spain.

Sergio Ramos is apparently desperate to leave Real Madrid this summer after becoming unhappy at suggestions that he has been offered to rivals Barcelona, according to reports in Spain.

BUJUMBURA (Reuters) - The United Nations on Sunday appointed a Senegalese diplomat to facilitate talks between rival factions in Burundi's political crisis after the opposition accused the previous mediator of bias.

Former Tottenham, Manchester United and Fulham striker Dimitar Berbatov is close to a deal with Olympiakos, reports suggest.

Former Tottenham, Manchester United and Fulham striker Dimitar Berbatov is close to a deal with Olympiakos, reports suggest.

A £20million campaign that will be funded by some of the wealthiest people in Britain is to launch in September.

France's defense minister says that Paris will be helping Malians lock into place what he called a "historic" peace accord between northern Tuareg rebels and the government - which means a vast restructuring of the...

MILAN, June 21 (Reuters) - Greece has presented new proposals to its creditors as it tries to stave off the risk of a debt default, French President Francois Hollande said on Sunday.

Real Madrid have apparently told new manager Rafael Benitez that he should lose weight.

KUWAIT, June 21 (Reuters) - A Kuwaiti court sentenced a prominent female human rights activist to three years in jail on charges of insulting the country's ruler on Sunday, newspapers in the country reported.

Worship normally contained within church walls spilled into the streets on Sunday in Charleston, SC. On Marion Square, a grassy area a block from the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church,

Worship normally contained within church walls spilled into the streets on Sunday in Charleston, SC. On Marion Square, a grassy area a block from the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church,

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BAKU (Reuters) - Hungarian Zoltan Kammerer’s double gold at the European Games was the latest chapter in the storied career of the three-times Olympic champion and marked the start of his preparations for a potential final showpiece appearance at Rio 2016.

HALLE, Germany (Reuters) - Roger Federer won the Halle Open for a record-extending eighth time on Sunday by beating Italy's Andreas Seppi 7-6(1) 6-4 in a successful dress rehearsal on grass ahead of Wimbledon.

LONDON (Reuters) - Australian captain Michael Clarke believes the Ashes series against England starting next month will be played in the correct spirit, even if some players come close to crossing a line.