Новости за 15.03.2017

Actress Mischa Barton has said she has spoken publicly about attempts to sell a sex tape of her to prevent other women suffering the same "pain and humiliation".

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has won the country's election, holding off a strong challenge from far-right leader Geert Wilders, exit polls suggest.

The US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point - the second rise in three months.

A fresh deal to resolve the long-running dispute between Southern rail and the ASLEF union over driver-only trains has been agreed.

Prosecutors are looking into allegations of electoral fraud surrounding the Conservative Party during the 2015 general election, Sky News understands.

The House Intelligence Committee says it has seen no evidence to support Donald Trump's claim that his phones were wiretapped.

Tommee Tippee has launched an investigation after receiving dozens of reports of mould building up in the internal pipes of machines which are used for preparing formula milk.

Two Russian spies and two "criminal hackers" have been charged in the US over a massive Yahoo data breach in 2014.

The Government has no assessment of the economic impact of leaving the EU without a deal, the Brexit Secretary has admitted.

The Chancellor has scrapped plans to increase National Insurance for millions of self-employed people, admitting it breached a central Tory manifesto promise.

A Royal Marine who shot an injured Taliban fighter in Afghanistan has had his murder conviction downgraded to manslaughter.

A murder investigation has been opened after an Irish woman was found dead near a beach in Goa.

A woman has spoken of her horror after her battery-powered headphones exploded on her face as she slept during a flight.

Armed Somali pirates who have hijacked an oil tanker with eight crew on board are demanding a ransom for the vessel's release.

Twitter accounts, including that of Amnesty International, have been hacked by a group claiming to support the Turkish government.

The renovation of Belfast's landmark Crumlin Road Courthouse looks like finally getting off the ground with a new plan to transform it into a £25m hotel.

The Dutch have begun voting in a parliamentary election that is seen a test of anti-immigrant and nationalist feeling across Europe.

The controversy over Donald Trump's tax affairs has been thrust back into the US political spotlight after details from his 2005 return were leaked to an investigative journalist.

The US Secret Service has confirmed it is "aware" of a controversial music video in which rapper Snoop Dogg fires a toy gun at a Donald Trump character.

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a young child was dead at a home in Oxfordshire.

The first comprehensive survey of the plastic usage policies of the biggest global soft drinks brands has found they use less than 7% recycled plastic in their products.

The artist who posted a sign which appears to warn "beware of Jews" 200 yards from a London synagogue has defended his work.

A sign which appears to warn "beware of Jews" has been reported to police after it was posted in an area with a large orthodox Jewish population.

The UK is facing a crisis in construction if it loses access to the single market, according to one of the most influential organisations in the global building industry.