Новости за 22.03.2017

Theresa May has condemned the "sick and depraved" attack on London in which four people were killed.

Social media users around the world have united in a show of support for the people of Britain following the terror attack in London that left at least three victims dead.

A Government minister gave first aid to a police officer who was attacked by a suspected terrorist in Westminster.

This picture shows the suspected Westminster attacker being treated by medics after being shot by a police officer.

Additional armed police officers are being deployed on the streets of London as people are warned to remain vigilant.

Witnesses have described the moment a suspected terrorist fatally stabbed a police officer with a "big knife" at Westminster.

A witness described seeing around 8-10 people lying on the ground on Westminster Bridge after they were hit by a car driven by a suspected terrorist.

Theresa May was seen being bundled into a car which sped away from Parliament after the terror attack in Westminster.

Four people are dead after a knifeman ploughed a car into crowds outside the Houses of Parliament then stabbed a police officer in a major terror attack.

Theresa May has been accused of breaking another Conservative manifesto pledge with the planned school funding changes.

Ukraine has banned a Russian singer from entering the country to compete at the Eurovision Song Contest.

The wreckage of a Coastguard helicopter which crashed off the west coast of Ireland last week has been located.

Police officers in Northern Ireland have been targeted in an explosive attack.

Thames Water has been ordered to pay a record fine of £20.3m for repeatedly allowing untreated sewage to flow into the Thames.

The head of the eurozone's finance ministers is facing calls to resign after saying southern European countries have wasted money on "drinks and women".

There are calls for a public inquiry following a screening of Primodos: The Secret Drug Scandal.

Ceremonies have taken place to mark the first anniversary of the suicide bomb attacks in Brussels that killed 32 people.

Uber has admitted changes are needed at the scandal-ridden company, but have publicly supported embattled chief executive Travis Kalanick.

Nicola Sturgeon faces a make-or-break vote in the Scottish Parliament later as MSPs decide whether or not to back her fight for a second independence referendum.

Intelligence officials in the US believe terrorists are perfecting explosive devices small enough to fit inside consumer electronics in an attempt to bring down commercial airliners.

The contraceptive pill can protect women from some types of cancer for as long as 30 years, according to new research.

A zoo has taken the step of removing the horns from its rhinos as a precaution following an attack by poachers at another zoo.

Hospitals are regularly resorting to emergency "break glass" rules to meet soaring pay demands from temporary locum doctors, Sky News can reveal.

Hundreds of people gathered to pay tribute to Martin McGuinness after his death at the age of 66.