Новости за 08.03.2017

At least 19 teenage girls have died after a fire at a children's care home in Guatemala.

Who knew your TV could betray you?

The first pictures have emerged of a test track for the futurist 'Hyperloop' transport system, which could propel commuters at speeds in excess of 500mph.

The mother of missing RAF serviceman Corrie McKeague has told Sky News she is "terrified" police will find his body in landfill - but that it is unrealistic to think he is still alive.

The main reason Philip Hammond didn't break the record for the shortest Budget speech in modern history (he'd have been pipped only by Benjamin Disraeli) is that he spent an inordinate amount of time at the dispatch box talking about his National Insurance changes.

The Azure Window - one of Malta's most famous landmarks - has been completely destroyed by heavy storms.

Jeremy Corbyn has criticised the Budget as one of "utter complacency" as he called on the Government to reverse public service cuts.

The Chancellor knew his red box contained enough good economic news to be able to attempt a brace of gags - and a few political risks.

The Chancellor is facing an immediate Budget backlash after hiking National Insurance contributions for the self-employed.

Lord Heseltine has been given a ticking-off by a Sky News presenter for describing Theresa May's task as a "man-size job".

One woman has died and another is critically injured after a man attacked them at a block of flats in Wolverhampton before inflicting fatal stab wounds on himself.

An armed gang masquerading as police officers stole more than £1m in foreign currency from Johannesburg's international airport, according to reports.

Lord Heseltine, who has been sacked as a Government adviser for rebelling against Theresa May over Brexit, has said he has never met the Prime Minister.

Scarlett Johansson's husband is "shocked" after the actress filed for a divorce, his lawyer has said.

Residents of a Canadian town have been shocked to find bright pink water coming out of their taps.

A man claiming to be the son of murdered Kim Jong-Nam has said in a video posted online that he is lying low with his mother and sister after the killing.

At least 30 people have been killed in an attack on a military hospital in Kabul that was claimed by Islamic State, the Afghan defence ministry said.

Chancellor Philip Hammond has delivered his first Budget in the House of Commons.

Officials in Australia have named the man accused of repeatedly raping and beating a British backpacker who was held hostage for two months.

Hawaii is to challenge Donald Trump's revised travel ban in court, according to a law firm.

Hawaii is to challenge Donald Trump's revised travel ban in court, according to a law firm.

Lord Heseltine has been sacked as a government adviser after spearheading a rebellion against the Brexit bill.

Philip Hammond is expected to deliver an upbeat assessment of Britain's economic prospects in his first Budget as Chancellor, but he is not promising giveaways as a result.

The mother of missing RAF serviceman Corrie McKeague has said new information discovered by police can "only mean one thing".

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