Новости за 11.03.2017

The dream is over for FA Cup history makers Lincoln City following a 5-0 defeat at Premier League giants Arsenal.

A man carrying a backpack has been arrested after breaching security at the White House.

Turkey's president has called Dutch officials "fascists" and "Nazi remnants" after they stopped his foreign minister from flying to Rotterdam.

Squash world champion Nick Matthew has donated his prize money from winning the Canary Wharf Classic to the treatment of an 11-year-old boy with a brain tumour.

Police in Italy are hunting a man who threw flammable liquid over a homeless man as he slept and then set him alight.

Bashar al Assad says his forces are "very close" to Islamic State's self-proclaimed capital, Raqqa - as the Syrian capital Damascus was hit by deadly twin bombings.

Footage has emerged of a gang using an angle grinder during a botched raid on a post office cash machine.

A shopping centre in Germany has been ordered to stay closed after a tip-off that a terror attack was planned for today.

The head of America's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has reportedly been deluged with angry phone calls after publicly doubting the role that carbon dioxide plays in climate change.

America's top marine has urged women affected by a nude photo-sharing scandal rocking the military to come forward.

Fears are growing for a baby girl who was snatched during an apparent armed car-jacking, prompting a major search on the streets of Durban.

Democratic Unionist leader Arlene Foster has told Sky News the rise in support for Sinn Fein in last week's election was a "wake-up call for Unionism".

Touts who use bots to mine for concert tickets before selling them for massive profits - and blocking fans from seeing their favourite artists - will face unlimited fines.

It's called "frozen spice", and it's becoming a problem of almost epidemic proportions among Manchester's homeless.

Muhammad Ali's son was detained and questioned at a Washington airport before being allowed to fly home to Florida, his lawyer has revealed.

The world faces the largest humanitarian crisis since the United Nations was founded in 1945, the UN's humanitarian chief has warned.

On the day the High Court ruled against her in her 'Twibel' case, Katie Hopkins tweeted an image of herself as the Virgin Mary.

Giantkillers Lincoln City will make history later when they face Arsenal and become the first non-league side since 1914 to play in the FA Cup quarter-finals.