Новости за 03.01.2016

A Scottish mine worker is reportedly arrested in Kyrgyzstan after comparing its national dish to a horse's penis on Facebook.

A video is released online by so-called Islamic State purporting to show five men being killed for spying for the UK, which it says is a message to David Cameron.

Supermarket chain Morrisons has cut the price of diesel to below £1 a litre and Asda and Tesco will follow suit from Monday, taking the fuel to its lowest price since 2009.

A car crashes through the front window of a Carmarthenshire shop.

A clubber dies after taking a "bad batch" of drugs which hospitalised four others, police say.

Shadow culture secretary Michael Dugher rejects rumours Jeremy Corbyn is to reshuffle his shadow cabinet to clear out dissenting voices.

Dozens of residents are evacuated from a care home in Aberdeenshire after a large fire breaks out.

Parts of Scotland are still being warned that flooding is likely, with rivers expected to peak on Sunday afternoon.

Around 500 people were evacuated from homes in south London overnight after what police said was a 'huge' gas leak.

Every pupil in England will be expected to have memorised their times tables before leaving primary school under new government plans.

The government has announced that £40m will be spent to help bolster defences in Yorkshire, one of the areas worst affected by recent flooding.

The government is to create a marine reserve almost as big as the UK in the Atlantic waters of Ascension Island.

Around 500 people are moved to evacuation centres as a "huge" gas leak is reported in Penge, south London.

Every pupil in England will be expected to have memorised their times tables before leaving primary school, under new government plans.

But is panto all the Italians' fault?

Flooding continues to make headlines in Sunday's papers, with a warning cuts are "wrecking" defences and "fury" at bonuses paid to Environment Agency bosses.

As the charity The Prince's Trust turns 40, Prince Charles reflects on his role in the charity as part of a documentary for ITV.

The Prince of Wales has said people initially "didn't see the point" of the Prince's Trust, his charity which marks its 40th anniversary this year.

Flood defences "overwhelmed" by recent record rainfall will be fixed and bolstered as part of a £40m package for Yorkshire, Prime Minister David Cameron says.