Новости за 12.03.2017

Sky News has learned that up to 190,000 tonnes of plastic microfibres from our clothes could be making their way into our oceans every year, prompting calls for manufacturers to take action.

The speed of the Iraqi forces' advance into western Mosul constantly changes.

A private equity firm which targets struggling companies will this week triumph in a two-way battle for control of Britain's biggest toy-maker.

Francois Fillon is on the defensive again after his party tweeted a caricature with anti-Semitic overtones and a newspaper claimed a mystery benefactor bought him £42,000 of luxury suits.

A bus driver has killed 34 people after ploughing into pedestrians while trying to speed away from a fatal accident in Haiti.

The devastation wreaked by the Syrian conflict has been compared by the head of the Red Cross to that seen in World War Two.

Maria Sharapova's wildcard entry to April's Porsche Grand Prix is "disrespectful" to other players, according to a former world number one player.

Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte has demanded an apology after Turkey's president compared his country's behaviour to "Nazism".

Liam Fox has told Sky News it would be bad for the UK if the country failed to secure a Brexit deal with the European Union.

Boris Johnson has warned that Russia is capable of undermining the democratic process and is up to "all sorts of dirty tricks".

At least 15 people have been killed and several dozen are missing after a rubbish dump landslide near Addis Ababa.

Carlos the Jackal is due to go on trial for the deadly bombing of a Paris shop more than four decades ago.

A Labrador retriever described as an autistic boy's "guardian angel" will be competing for the Crufts' dog hero prize.

The inventor of the World Wide Web has expressed his fears about fake news, as he unveiled plans to tackle "unethical" political advertising and the harvesting of data.

Dutch riot police have broken up a protest by more than 1,000 supporters of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, after diplomatic tensions between Turkey and the Netherlands.

Joni Sledge, who recorded the dance anthem We Are Family with her three sisters, has died aged 60.

GCHQ has written to the leaders of Britain's political parties warning them about the threat of Russian hacking at the next election.

Police investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann have been granted £85,000 to extend the search for a further six months.

Theresa May is set to trigger Britain's exit from the EU as early as Tuesday next week as Labour peers indicated they were ready to pass her Brexit bill.