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Russian officials reportedly had talks with associates Julian Assange to help him escape from the Ecuadorian embassy in London.
The secret escape plan involved smuggling the founder of WikiLeaks out of the embassy using a diplomatic vehicle and moving it to another country, according to The Guardian.
Sources said Russia was one of the possible havens discussed for Mr Assange. The smuggling operation was to take place temporarily on Christmas Eve in 2017, but was considered too risky and abandoned.
The Russian Embassy in London denied that diplomats were involved in such a project.
"The embassy has never engaged in dialogue with Ecuadorian colleagues or anyone else in discussions on Russia's participation at the end of Mr. Assange's stay in Ecuador's diplomatic mission" , said the website on its website.
It also appeared that Ecuador had tried to set up an official diplomatic post for Assange in Russia, but efforts were dropped after Britain refused to grant diplomatic immunity.
UK news in pictures
1/50 September 21, 2018
The Prime Minister responded enthusiastically to the EU's rejection of its agreement on Checkers, stating that it was "unacceptable" at this stage to reject an agreement without proposing an alternative, and that the United Kingdom should Is waiting to be treated with respect
Reuters
2/50 September 20, 2018
Chris Evans' wife, Natasha Shishmanian, gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl affectionately nicknamed "Ping and Pong" throughout the pregnancy.
Getty
3/50 September 19, 2018
The storm Ali hit the British Isles with winds up to 100 mph. A woman in the Republic of Ireland was killed when her caravan was torn off a cliff and a man in Northern Ireland was killed by a falling tree. In the photo, there is a bus carrying students from the University of Dundee who was hit by a tree falling in Fife.
Pennsylvania
4/50 September 18, 2018
The automaker BMW has announced on September 18, 2018 that its UK plant would be the object of a summer maintenance several weeks earlier than planned, as of April 1, 2019, to avoid any interruption in case of Brexit.
AFP / Getty
5/50 September 17, 2018
"It's either my agreement or no agreement," Prime Minister Nick Robinson of the BBC said in an interview broadcast tonight on Panorama. Ms May also claims to be irritated by constant speculation about her leadership, saying that "this debate is not about my future, this debate is about the future of British citizens and the future of the UK".
BBC / Jeff Overs
6/50 September 16, 2018
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced his support for a second referendum on Brexit. In The Observer, the mayor writes, "After careful consideration, I decided that people had to have their say. It means a public vote on any agreement or vote on an unconditional agreement, alongside the possibility of staying in the EU. "Mr. Khan is represented here at the Andrew Marr Show, where he appeared this morning to discuss the issue
Pennsylvania
7/50 September 15, 2018
The Liberal Democrats Party conference began today in Brighton. In his conference speech, leader Vince Cable (photo) should develop his plans for a "Moderate Movement"
Pennsylvania
8/50 September 14, 2018
An old Banksy wall painting was accidentally repainted during renovations. The mural was installed on the Park Row storefront in the artist 's hometown, Bristol, since the 1990s.
Pennsylvania
9/50 September 13, 2018
Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov, two suspects in the Skripal poisoning case, said today in an interview with the Russian TV channel RT that they were visiting Salisbury as tourists. "It's famous for its 123-meter spire, famous for its clock, one of the oldest clocks in the world."
Getty
10/50 September 12, 2018
Tottenham Hotspur and French goaltender Hugo Lloris leave the Westminster Court after pleading guilty to impaired driving. The footballer is accused of exceeding the legal alcohol threshold when he was arrested by police on August 24th.
Getty
11/50 September 11, 2018
David Suchet recites Amadeus at a thanksgiving service to celebrate the life and work of Sir Peter Hall, former director of the National Theater, at Westminster Abbey, London
Pennsylvania
12/50 September 10, 2018
Alastair Cook celebrates his century in his last heats in England on the fourth day of the fifth cricket match against India at The Oval. He announced his retirement before the start of the fifth game-test, ending his illustrious 12-year career.
AFP / Getty
13/50 September 9, 2018
Sir Mo Farah wins the men's elite race of the Great North Run, winning a fifth consecutive record victory. He finished the race in less than an hour
Getty / Nike
14/50 September 8, 2018
Former British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson sits in the stands on the second day of the fifth cricket match between England and India at The Oval in London.
AFP / Getty
15/50 September 7, 2018
The Wave poppy sculpture of artist Paul Cummins and designer Tom Piper of IWM North, The Quays, Manchester. This is the final presentation of Wave as part of a four-year tour in the UK, and the sculpture will be on site until November 25th.
Pennsylvania
16/50 September 6, 2018
The aftermath of a fire broke out early in the morning, when a woman died in Centurion Square, southeast London.
Pennsylvania
17/50 September 5, 2018
The anti-terrorism police released images of the two suspects in connection with the Salisbury attack in March. Suspects Ruslan Boshirov and Alexander Petrov, Russian nationals, are around 40 years old. They traveled with a Russian passport and it is likely that they are traveling under pseudonyms and that these are not their real names. The CPS has issued European arrest warrants for extradition as part of the Novichok poisoning attack against Sergei Skripal
metropolitan police
18/50 September 4, 2018
Pro Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn protests outside the Labor Party headquarters in London. National Executive Committee (Labor & NECs) Should Approve the International Definition of Anti-Semitism in the Code of Labor Conduct
EPA
19/50 September 3, 2018
Chris Evans surrounded by media while he leaves the studio Radio 2 in London after announcing that he was leaving his breakfast show that he has been presenting since 2010
Pennsylvania
20/50 September 2, 2018
Former Labor Prime Minister Gordon Brown speaks at the "Jewish Labor Movement Conference"
Getty
21/50 September 1, 2018
An inflatable caricature balloon of London Mayor Sadiq Khan floats near Parliament Square in London. The organizer, Yanny Bruere, has collected more than 58,000 books ($ 75,000) on the Crowdfunder website for the 8.2-meter (29-foot) airship as part of a campaign to oust Khan from his post. Last month, Khan angered some people in the British capital and elsewhere, when he left a balloon caricaturing Donald Trump as an angry baby over the city while the US president was in England.
AP
22/50 August 31, 2018
A can of Coca-Cola next to a cup of Costa coffee, while Whitbread reached an agreement to sell the Costa Coffee chain to Coca-Cola for 3.9 billion pounds
Pennsylvania
23/50 August 30, 2018
Frank Field, MP in Westminster, London, having resigned from the Labor Party as a result of the crisis of anti-Semitism. Field, who has represented Birkenhead for nearly 40 years, revealed in a letter to party leader, Nick Brown, that he could no longer serve the party as leaders watched "the erosion of our values fundamental. "
Pennsylvania
24/50 August 29, 2018
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex meet King George and cast at the Victoria Palace Theater in London after attending a gala at the musical Hamilton, in support of Sentebale. The evening raised awareness and funds for Sentebale's work with children and young people affected by HIV in southern Africa
Dan Charity / The Sun / PA
25/50 August 28, 2018
Premier Theresa May meets students and staff at the Institute. Mkize Secondary School in Cape Town, twinned with Whitby High School in Yorkshire. Both schools are part of a teacher exchange program funded by the British Council and entitled "Connected Classrooms". Prime Minister is on the first day of her trip to South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya on a trade mission to strengthen the UK's fortunes after Brexit
Pennsylvania
26/50 August 27, 2018
The artists participate in the main parade day of Notting Hill carnival in London. Nearly a million people are expected by the organizers Sunday and Monday in the streets of West London to celebrate the Caribbean culture, considered the largest street demonstration in Europe.
AFP / Getty
27/50 August 26, 2018
The crowd pauses for 72 seconds silently in memory of all those who were killed in the Grenfell Tower fire at the Red Bull Music Academy's sound system in Notting Hill
Getty
28/50 August 25, 2018
Actress Rose Matafeo is congratulated by Steve Coogan after winning the Edinburgh Comedy Award at Dovecote Studio
Pennsylvania
29/50 August 24, 2018
British Secretary of State for International Trade, Liam Fox, attends a signing ceremony of memoranda of understanding between British and Chinese companies and institutions at the residence of the British Ambassador in Beijing
AP
30/50 August 23, 2018
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe kisses his daughter Gabriella in Iran. She was allowed to leave an Iranian prison for three days. Zaghari-Ratcliffe was arrested on a holiday with her infant daughter in April 2016. The Iranian authorities charge her with conspiracy against the government. Her family denies this, saying that she was in Iran to visit her family
Free campaign Nazanin / AP
31/50 August 22, 2018
Anti-Brexit activists then protest that they are delivering a stack of medical supplies in cardboard boxes to the London Department of Health and Social Services. Our campaign group Pro Our Our Our Our (OFOC) pro wants to get its message to the public about the predictable costs of the British "No Deal Hard Brexit", out of the European Union
AP
32/50 August 21, 2018
Families enjoy walks on the dodgems during a celebration of Eid in the park marking Eid Al-Adha on the New River Sports Field in Wood Green, London. The traditional four-day festival marks one of the most sacred days of the Islamic religious calendar
Getty
33/50 August 20, 2018
Jeremy Corbyn is campaigning on Labor's "Build It in Great Britain" policy at bus company Alexander Dennis in Falkirk, Scotland. The Labor leader will spend the next four days in Scotland to try to revitalize the party there
Getty
34/50 August 19, 2018
The Manchester United women line up alongside Liverpool before their first professional match since 2005. United dismantled its senior women's team thirteen years ago and came back with a win by beating Liverpool in its Continental Prison Park clash
Pennsylvania
35/50 August 18, 2018
Reece Prescod of Great Britain finished second to American Christian Coleman in the center in a photo after both ran 9.94. With American Noah Lyles, left, finishing third in the men's 100m at the Muller Grand Prix at Alexander Stadium in Birmingham
Pennsylvania
36/50 August 17, 2018
Paul Elliott, on the right, carries the coffin of his brother Barry, 73 years old, to the Rotherham of New York, for his burial after his death on Sunday, August 5th. The veteran was a comedy duo The Chuckle Brothers with Paul
Pennsylvania
37/50 August 16, 2018
Students respond by receiving their grade "A" grades at Stoke Newington School and Sixth Form in London. Universities have accepted thousands of fewer students, with success rates reaching their lowest level since 2010
Reuters
38/50 August 15, 2018
People gather on Market Street, Omagh, for the ceremony marking the 20th anniversary of the Omagh bombing on August 15, 1998. The worst atrocity of the conflict in Northern Ireland killed 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins.
Pennsylvania
39/50 August 14, 2018
Police arrest a man after he crashed against security gates in front of Parliament
Sky News
40/50 August 13, 2018
Community Secretary James Brokenshire today launched a £ 100 million government fund to end rough sleep in England over the next decade. Brokenshire is pictured here at London's central headquarters for a charity, The Passage, where he launched the project.
Pennsylvania
41/50 August 12, 2018
Police officers stand guard at the scene of a shooting on Claremont Road in the Moss Side area of Manchester. Ten people were taken to hospital on August 12, 2018 after shooting in Manchester in northern England.
AFP / Getty
42/50 August 11, 2018
Britain's Dina Asher-Smith reacts after winning gold in the women's 200m final at the European Athletics Championships in Berlin, completing the double sprint after winning the 100m few days before
Getty / European Athletics
43/50 August 10, 2018
Pedestrians pass by the entrance to the House of Fraser store in central London. The chain of British-owned British department stores, which took office on August 10, was quickly taken over by Sports Direct retailer for 90 million pounds (115 million, 100 million euros).
AFP
44/50 August 9, 2018
Local people demonstrate in front of the Hillingdon Conservative Association's office on August 9, 2018 in Uxbridge, England. Today's protest follows the comments of former Foreign Minister Boris Johnson against the port of Burkas by Muslim women in the UK.
An independent panel will investigate complaints about Mr. Johnson's comments and possible violations of the Conservative Party's Code of Conduct.
Getty
45/50 August 8, 2018
Prince William, on the right, and British Prime Minister Theresa May pass in front of a German flag, left, and a British flag to leave the cathedral of Amiens, in the north of France. Prince William and Theresa May Celebrate the Dark Centenary of the Battle of Amiens, France, a Short, Bloody and Decisive Battle That Marked the End of the First World War
AP
46/50 August 7, 2018
British Jack Laugher and James Heatly pose respectively with their gold and bronze medals won in the men's one-meter springboard final at the Dive European Championships in Glasgow
EPA
47/50 August 6, 2018
English cricketer Ben Stokes arrives at Bristol Crown Court accused of affliction. Ryan Ali and Ryan Hale, both 27 year old men, are both charged with breaking into the Clifton Triangle area on September 25 of last year, several hours after England played an international match against the West Indies in the city
Pennsylvania
48/50 August 5, 2018
Laura Kenny of Great Britain celebrates after winning the women's elimination final at the European Championships in Glasgow
49/50 August 4, 2018
Ben Stokes Celebrates Hardik Pandya Boxing in India with Teammates at First Edgbaston Test
Action Pictures via Reuters
50/50 August 3, 2018
French President Emmanuel Macron greets people as he arrives at Fort Bregancon for a meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May
epa
1/50 September 21, 2018
The Prime Minister responded enthusiastically to the EU's rejection of its agreement on Checkers, stating that it was "unacceptable" at this stage to reject an agreement without proposing an alternative, and that the United Kingdom should Is waiting to be treated with respect
Reuters
2/50 September 20, 2018
Chris Evans' wife, Natasha Shishmanian, gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl affectionately nicknamed "Ping and Pong" throughout the pregnancy.
Getty
3/50 September 19, 2018
The storm Ali hit the British Isles with winds up to 100 mph. A woman in the Republic of Ireland was killed when her caravan was torn off a cliff and a man in Northern Ireland was killed by a falling tree. In the photo, there is a bus carrying students from the University of Dundee who was hit by a tree falling in Fife.
Pennsylvania
4/50 September 18, 2018
The automaker BMW has announced on September 18, 2018 that its UK plant would be the object of a summer maintenance several weeks earlier than planned, as of April 1, 2019, to avoid any interruption in case of Brexit.
AFP / Getty
5/50 September 17, 2018
"It's either my agreement or no agreement," Prime Minister Nick Robinson of the BBC said in an interview broadcast tonight on Panorama. Ms May also claims to be irritated by constant speculation about her leadership, saying that "this debate is not about my future, this debate is about the future of British citizens and the future of the UK".
BBC / Jeff Overs
6/50 September 16, 2018
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced his support for a second referendum on Brexit. In The Observer, the mayor writes, "After careful consideration, I decided that people had to have their say. It means a public vote on any agreement or vote on an unconditional agreement, alongside the possibility of staying in the EU. "Mr. Khan is represented here at the Andrew Marr Show, where he appeared this morning to discuss the issue
Pennsylvania
7/50 September 15, 2018
The Liberal Democrats Party conference began today in Brighton. In his conference speech, leader Vince Cable (photo) should develop his plans for a "Moderate Movement"
Pennsylvania
8/50 September 14, 2018
An old Banksy wall painting was accidentally repainted during renovations. The mural was installed on the Park Row storefront in the artist 's hometown, Bristol, since the 1990s.
Pennsylvania
9/50 September 13, 2018
Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov, two suspects in the Skripal poisoning case, said today in an interview with the Russian TV channel RT that they were visiting Salisbury as tourists. "It's famous for its 123-meter spire, famous for its clock, one of the oldest clocks in the world."
Getty
10/50 September 12, 2018
Tottenham Hotspur and French goaltender Hugo Lloris leave the Westminster Court after pleading guilty to impaired driving. The footballer is accused of exceeding the legal alcohol threshold when he was arrested by police on August 24th.
Getty
11/50 September 11, 2018
David Suchet recites Amadeus at a thanksgiving service to celebrate the life and work of Sir Peter Hall, former director of the National Theater, at Westminster Abbey, London
Pennsylvania
12/50 September 10, 2018
Alastair Cook celebrates his century in his last heats in England on the fourth day of the fifth cricket match against India at The Oval. He announced his retirement before the start of the fifth game-test, ending his illustrious 12-year career.
AFP / Getty
13/50 September 9, 2018
Sir Mo Farah wins the men's elite race of the Great North Run, winning a fifth consecutive record victory. He finished the race in less than an hour
Getty / Nike
14/50 September 8, 2018
Former British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson sits in the stands on the second day of the fifth cricket match between England and India at The Oval in London.
AFP / Getty
15/50 September 7, 2018
The Wave poppy sculpture of artist Paul Cummins and designer Tom Piper of IWM North, The Quays, Manchester. This is the final presentation of Wave as part of a four-year tour in the UK, and the sculpture will be on site until November 25th.
Pennsylvania
16/50 September 6, 2018
The aftermath of a fire broke out early in the morning, when a woman died in Centurion Square, southeast London.
Pennsylvania
17/50 September 5, 2018
The anti-terrorism police released images of the two suspects in connection with the Salisbury attack in March. Suspects Ruslan Boshirov and Alexander Petrov, Russian nationals, are around 40 years old. They traveled with a Russian passport and it is likely that they are traveling under pseudonyms and that these are not their real names. The CPS has issued European arrest warrants for extradition as part of the Novichok poisoning attack against Sergei Skripal
metropolitan police
18/50 September 4, 2018
Pro Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn protests outside the Labor Party headquarters in London. National Executive Committee (Labor & NECs) Should Approve the International Definition of Anti-Semitism in the Code of Labor Conduct
EPA
19/50 September 3, 2018
Chris Evans surrounded by media while he leaves the studio Radio 2 in London after announcing that he was leaving his breakfast show that he has been presenting since 2010
Pennsylvania
20/50 September 2, 2018
Former Labor Prime Minister Gordon Brown speaks at the "Jewish Labor Movement Conference"
Getty
21/50 September 1, 2018
An inflatable caricature balloon of London Mayor Sadiq Khan floats near Parliament Square in London. The organizer, Yanny Bruere, has collected more than 58,000 books ($ 75,000) on the Crowdfunder website for the 8.2-meter (29-foot) airship as part of a campaign to oust Khan from his post. Last month, Khan angered some people in the British capital and elsewhere, when he left a balloon caricaturing Donald Trump as an angry baby over the city while the US president was in England.
AP
22/50 August 31, 2018
A can of Coca-Cola next to a cup of Costa coffee, while Whitbread reached an agreement to sell the Costa Coffee chain to Coca-Cola for 3.9 billion pounds
Pennsylvania
23/50 August 30, 2018
Frank Field, MP in Westminster, London, having resigned from the Labor Party as a result of the crisis of anti-Semitism. Field, who has represented Birkenhead for nearly 40 years, revealed in a letter to party leader, Nick Brown, that he could no longer serve the party as leaders watched "the erosion of our values fundamental. "
Pennsylvania
24/50 August 29, 2018
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex meet King George and cast at the Victoria Palace Theater in London after attending a gala at the musical Hamilton, in support of Sentebale. The evening raised awareness and funds for Sentebale's work with children and young people affected by HIV in southern Africa
Dan Charity / The Sun / PA
25/50 August 28, 2018
Premier Theresa May meets students and staff at the Institute. Mkize Secondary School in Cape Town, twinned with Whitby High School in Yorkshire. Both schools are part of a teacher exchange program funded by the British Council and entitled "Connected Classrooms". Prime Minister is on the first day of her trip to South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya on a trade mission to strengthen the UK's fortunes after Brexit
Pennsylvania
26/50 August 27, 2018
The artists participate in the main parade day of Notting Hill carnival in London. Nearly a million people are expected by the organizers Sunday and Monday in the streets of West London to celebrate the Caribbean culture, considered the largest street demonstration in Europe.
AFP / Getty
27/50 August 26, 2018
The crowd pauses for 72 seconds silently in memory of all those who were killed in the Grenfell Tower fire at the Red Bull Music Academy's sound system in Notting Hill
Getty
28/50 August 25, 2018
Actress Rose Matafeo is congratulated by Steve Coogan after winning the Edinburgh Comedy Award at Dovecote Studio
Pennsylvania
29/50 August 24, 2018
British Secretary of State for International Trade, Liam Fox, attends a signing ceremony of memoranda of understanding between British and Chinese companies and institutions at the residence of the British Ambassador in Beijing
AP
30/50 August 23, 2018
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe kisses his daughter Gabriella in Iran. She was allowed to leave an Iranian prison for three days. Zaghari-Ratcliffe was arrested on a holiday with her infant daughter in April 2016. The Iranian authorities charge her with conspiracy against the government. Her family denies this, saying that she was in Iran to visit her family
Free campaign Nazanin / AP
31/50 August 22, 2018
Anti-Brexit activists then protest that they are delivering a stack of medical supplies in cardboard boxes to the London Department of Health and Social Services. Our campaign group Pro Our Our Our Our (OFOC) pro wants to get its message to the public about the predictable costs of the British "No Deal Hard Brexit", out of the European Union
AP
32/50 August 21, 2018
Families enjoy walks on the dodgems during a celebration of Eid in the park marking Eid Al-Adha on the New River Sports Field in Wood Green, London. The traditional four-day festival marks one of the most sacred days of the Islamic religious calendar
Getty
33/50 August 20, 2018
Jeremy Corbyn is campaigning on Labor's "Build It in Great Britain" policy at bus company Alexander Dennis in Falkirk, Scotland. The Labor leader will spend the next four days in Scotland to try to revitalize the party there
Getty
34/50 August 19, 2018
The Manchester United women line up alongside Liverpool before their first professional match since 2005. United dismantled its senior women's team thirteen years ago and came back with a win by beating Liverpool in its Continental Prison Park clash
Pennsylvania
35/50 August 18, 2018
Reece Prescod of Great Britain finished second to American Christian Coleman in the center in a photo after both ran 9.94. With American Noah Lyles, left, finishing third in the men's 100m at the Muller Grand Prix at Alexander Stadium in Birmingham
Pennsylvania
36/50 August 17, 2018
Paul Elliott, on the right, carries the coffin of his brother Barry, 73 years old, to the Rotherham of New York, for his burial after his death on Sunday, August 5th. The veteran was a comedy duo The Chuckle Brothers with Paul
Pennsylvania
37/50 August 16, 2018
Students respond by receiving their grade "A" grades at Stoke Newington School and Sixth Form in London. Universities have accepted thousands of fewer students, with success rates reaching their lowest level since 2010
Reuters
38/50 August 15, 2018
People gather on Market Street, Omagh, for the ceremony marking the 20th anniversary of the Omagh bombing on August 15, 1998. The worst atrocity of the conflict in Northern Ireland killed 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins.
Pennsylvania
39/50 August 14, 2018
Police arrest a man after he crashed against security gates in front of Parliament
Sky News
40/50 August 13, 2018
Community Secretary James Brokenshire today launched a £ 100 million government fund to end rough sleep in England over the next decade. Brokenshire is pictured here at London's central headquarters for a charity, The Passage, where he launched the project.
Pennsylvania
41/50 August 12, 2018
Police officers stand guard at the scene of a shooting on Claremont Road in the Moss Side area of Manchester. Ten people were taken to hospital on August 12, 2018 after shooting in Manchester in northern England.
AFP / Getty
42/50 August 11, 2018
Britain's Dina Asher-Smith reacts after winning gold in the women's 200m final at the European Athletics Championships in Berlin, completing the double sprint after winning the 100m few days before
Getty / European Athletics
43/50 August 10, 2018
Pedestrians pass by the entrance to the House of Fraser store in central London. The chain of British-owned British department stores, which took office on August 10, was quickly taken over by Sports Direct retailer for 90 million pounds (115 million, 100 million euros).
AFP
44/50 August 9, 2018
Local people demonstrate in front of the Hillingdon Conservative Association's office on August 9, 2018 in Uxbridge, England. Today's protest follows the comments of former Foreign Minister Boris Johnson against the port of Burkas by Muslim women in the UK.
An independent panel will investigate complaints about Mr. Johnson's comments and possible violations of the Conservative Party's Code of Conduct.
Getty
45/50 August 8, 2018
Prince William, on the right, and British Prime Minister Theresa May pass in front of a German flag, left, and a British flag to leave the cathedral of Amiens, in the north of France. Le prince William et Theresa May célèbrent le sombre centenaire de la bataille d'Amiens, en France, une bataille courte, sanglante et décisive qui a marqué la fin de la première guerre mondiale
AP
46/50 7 août 2018
Les Britanniques Jack Laugher et James Heatly posent respectivement avec leur médaille d'or et de bronze remportée dans la finale masculine du tremplin d'un mètre aux Championnats d'Europe de plongée à Glasgow
EPA
47/50 6 août 2018
Le joueur de cricket anglais Ben Stokes arrive à Bristol Crown Court accusé d'affliction. Ryan Ali et Ryan Hale, deux hommes de 27 ans, sont tous deux accusés d’avoir fait irruption dans la région de Clifton Triangle, le 25 septembre de l’année dernière, plusieurs heures après que l’Angleterre eut joué un match international contre le Antilles dans la ville
Pennsylvania
48/50 5 août 2018
Laura Kenny, de Grande-Bretagne, célèbre après avoir remporté la finale de la course d'élimination féminine aux championnats d'Europe à Glasgow
49/50 August 4, 2018
Ben Stokes célèbre le fait de prendre le guichet de Hardik Pandya en Inde avec des coéquipiers lors du premier test à Edgbaston
Images d'action via Reuters
50/50 3 août 2018
Le président français Emmanuel Macron salue les gens alors qu'il arrive au fort de Bregancon pour une rencontre avec la Premier ministre britannique Theresa May
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Une lettre du ministère des Affaires étrangères de l’Équateur à l’un des législateurs du pays a révélé le projet de «désignation spéciale» de M. Assange à l’ambassade de l’Équateur en Russie, selon Reuters.
Le ministère britannique des Affaires étrangères a déclaré aux autorités équatoriennes en décembre qu’il n’acceptait pas M. Assange en tant que diplomate. Il ne peut donc bénéficier des «privilèges et immunités prévus par la Convention de Vienne» lui permettant de quitter le pays.
Le fondateur de WikiLeaks a été incarcéré à l’ambassade de l’Equateur à Londres au cours des six dernières années afin d’éviter l’arrestation par les autorités britanniques, accusées d’avoir échappé à une caution. L’Équateur lui a accordé la citoyenneté l’année dernière.
Plus tôt cette semaine, le Associated Press Il a obtenu une lettre de 2010 qu'il prétendait avoir été écrite par M. Assange à l'ambassade de Russie à Londres pour demander un visa russe.
WikiLeaks a démenti sur Twitter que M. Assange avait déjà demandé le visa.
En 2017, les agences de renseignement américaines ont révélé que la Russie avait utilisé WikiLeaks comme intermédiaire pour publier des emails piratés de personnalités du Parti démocrate.
Et en juillet de cette année, le conseiller spécial Robert Mueller a déclaré que les pirates russes avaient envoyé des courriels du Parti démocrate à Wikileaks.
L'accusation a été faite dans le cadre d'une mise en accusation d'une douzaine d'officiers de renseignements militaires russes du GRU qui auraient piraté des serveurs de partis.
