Новости за 02.03.2017

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Hollywood actress and fitness guru Jane Fonda has revealed that she was raped in the past and suffered sexual abuse as a child.

A rare species of shark related to the Great White and never seen before in British waters has been found on a beach in Devon.

The family of a 14-year-old boy who ended up in a coma after his drink was allegedly spiked with ecstasy have shared pictures of him in hospital.

Councils are to get an emergency cash injection to fund social care and a promise of wider reform in the Budget, as the Prime Minister seeks to avert the threat of a backbench blow-up.

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A groom has admitted raping a stranger in a park in east London just hours before marrying his pregnant partner.

The Home Secretary has approved controversial plans to issue police officers in England and Wales with a new and more powerful Taser stun gun.

A piece of wooden roofing that struck and killed a woman during Storm Doris showed signs of neglect and decay, a coroner has heard.

Images have emerged of the moment a coach burst into flames on the A1 near Chester-le-Street.

The Government's bill to begin Britain's exit from the European Union must be approved "unamended", Theresa May has said.

North Korea has said a heart attack – rather than a nerve agent - probably killed Kim Jong-Nam in Malaysia last month.

A father whose son’s arm was amputated when he was only 10 days old has developed a bionic arm for him using a 3D printer.

Armed attackers have kidnapped five workers at a gold mine in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The City watchdog is to draw a line under the Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) mis-selling scandal with a deadline for complaints set for August 2019.

A damning report has called on the UN to intensify its efforts to investigate unlawful killings in the Philippines drug war, which has left more than 7,000 people dead since last summer.

Polls have opened in the snap election triggered by the collapse of devolved government in Northern Ireland six weeks ago.

Donald Trump's Attorney General is facing calls to resign after it emerged he spoke with the Russian ambassador to the US during the presidential campaign.

Ministers are confident they remain on course to trigger the start of Brexit by the end of the month, despite a defeat in the House of Lords over protections for EU citizens.

The official police watchdog has said it is raising a "red flag" against the state of British policing after a damning new report found a series of failings.

British families will be £5,000-a-year poorer by 2022 than they would have been if the 2008 crash had not happened, a think tank has said.

HM Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) examined the effectiveness of police forces in England and Wales.

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