Новости за 06.03.2017

Model Chrissy Teigen has revealed she suffers from postnatal depression and said that not speaking about her condition "was eating me up inside for months".

Employers who force women to wear stilettos and threaten to sack them if they refuse have been brought to heel by the Government.

Francois Fillon's party has unanimously backed his candidacy for the French presidential poll after Alain Juppe ruled himself out.

Asda has been fined £300,000 after dead mice and flies were found at a home delivery depot in north London.

Prices in the UK are now rising at an annual rate of more than 3% in the latest evidence of economic fallout from the EU referendum, according to figures seen by Sky News.

The Irish government expects a possible future border poll on the reunification of Ireland to feature in Brexit negotiations.

Three Royal Navy ships were forced to change their course after they were "unsafely" approached by Iranian vessels, officials say.

The Trump administration has rolled out a revised edition of a controversial immigration executive order.

The workers who make Vauxhall cars in the UK say they are under no illusions about job security - despite assurances from the company's new owner.

Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and Nigel Farage might have won the war, but they've not been leading the way on the peace.

The French centre-right is in self-destruct mode. Back in December, it all looked so different.

A zoo in Cumbria - where almost 500 animals have died in four years - has had its application for a new licence rejected by councillors.

A man slit his throat while waiting to be sentenced because he thought he was going to be locked up for grabbing hold of a shop worker and kissing her on the lips, a court has heard.

Police looking for missing RAF serviceman Corrie McKeague will begin searching a landfill site this week.

Alain Juppe has said he will not be a replacement for Francois Fillon if the embattled conservative candidate quits the French presidential election.

Malaysia has banned its football team from playing in North Korea, citing security threats amid a diplomatic row over the death of Kim Jong-Nam.

The brother-in-law of a man missing in France along with his wife and two children has admitted killing them, a report says.

Shares in Standard Life and Aberdeen Asset Management have risen 9% and 7% respectively on opening, following confirmation of a preliminary deal on a £11bn merger.

Social media websites designed to help people connect are actually having the opposite effect and causing users to feel more alone, a new study has found.

The company behind Peugeot has confirmed a €2.2bn (£1.9bn) agreement to buy the Opel and Vauxhall brands from General Motors Europe.

The Chancellor is expected to raise taxes in his Budget speech on Wednesday, as he tries to tackle the UK's deficit while building a fund to ensure a smooth Brexit.

North Korea has fired four ballistic missiles, three of which landed in Japan's exclusive economic zone, Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has said.