Новости за 02.04.2017

The Prime Minister is travelling to the frontline of the war on terror for talks on stepping up the fight against Islamic State, known as Daesh, and tackling the Syrian refugee crisis.

Almost one in three people in Britain are at risk of heart disease because of physical inactivity, according to a new study.

Civil rights activist Darcus Howe has died aged 74, according to his biographer.

Rescuers are frantically searching for hundreds of victims after an avalanche of flood water engulfed parts of a city in Colombia.

Two pitbull-type dogs have been shot dead by police after a man and a woman were bitten and another dog seriously injured.

Britain has expressed "regret" to Saudi Arabia after an egg was thrown at a Saudi military official during a visit to London, the Foreign Office said.

In her latter years as Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher used to tell a story.

The Oxford-Cambridge boat races are set to go ahead this afternoon after an object first believed to be a World War Two bomb was removed from near the starting line.

Prince Charles has visited an Italian town hit by a devastating quake last summer, walking amidst the ruins of ancient buildings and paying tributes to the victims.

The Prime Minister has pledged to work with Gibraltar to get "the best possible outcome on Brexit" for the British territory.

A mother and father trying to raise £1.2m to fund treatment for their unwell baby son have reached their target.

Shadow health secretary Jon Ashworth has questioned the legality of government plans that will see operation waiting times increase.

A teenager whose mother and young brother were stabbed to death at the family home has visited the scene to pay tribute to them.

At least 20 people have been tortured and then murdered with clubs and knives at a Sufi shrine in Pakistan, police said.

Leftist government candidate Lenin Moreno has claimed victory in Ecuador's presidential elections, but conservative challenger Guillermo Lasso has asked for a recount as his supporters took to the streets in protest.

A large fire broke out at a high-rise residential complex under construction near Dubai's largest shopping mall, filling the sky with thick grey smoke.

A 14-year-old boy has been arrested over the alleged sexual assault of a 15-year-old Chicago girl which was streamed live on Facebook.

Scarlett Johansson has returned to cinemas with her new movie Ghost In The Shell.

The Oxford-Cambridge boat races are expected to go ahead as planned this afternoon, despite an unexploded World War Two bomb being discovered near the starting line.

Six people have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and violent disorder after a teenage asylum seeker was beaten up and left unconscious.

A new taskforce of counter-terrorism experts is being launched on Monday to tackle the threat of radicalisation in prisons.

An accidental explosion at a bonfire display in France has injured 18 people, including three children.

Dover could face gridlock on a daily basis and become a "magnet" for illegal immigration if Britain's departure from the EU is not handled smoothly, local officials have warned.

Gerry Adams has told Sky News he would talk about his long-alleged involvement in the IRA if an independent truth commission was established.

Cabinet ministers secretly agreed that Britain should put security on the table in Brexit talks, despite official Government denials, it is reported.