Новости за 05.04.2017

Tony Blair has admitted that if social media was around during his university days he would never have gone on to become prime minister.

A man has been charged with planning to carry out a terror attack armed with a knife, West Midlands Police say.

The Syrian chemical attack victims are thought to have choked to death after being exposed to sarin and chlorine gas, a medical charity says.

Barry Manilow has spoken about his sexuality for the first time, revealing he feared his fans would be disappointed if they knew he was gay.

A Syrian father urged his cousin to film him as he cradled the bodies of his nine-month-old twins who were killed in a suspected chemical attack in Idlib.

Donald Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon has been removed from the US National Security Council.

Britain and France have called on Russia to restrain Syria's Bashar al Assad after an apparent chemical attack killed as many as 100 people.

Norway has unveiled plans to build the world's first sea tunnel for ships, which will pass through a mountain to avoid dangerous waters that even intimidated the Vikings.

The mother of Charlie Gard, who is fighting for the right to take her dying baby to the US for treatment, has broken down in court.

Jeremy Corbyn has announced a new probe into Ken Livingstone's "grossly insensitive" behaviour since his suspension for suggesting Adolf Hitler supported Zionism.

A picture has been released of a Kurdish man - who was set upon by a mob of around 20 people in a suspected hate attack - recovering in hospital.

A woman who claimed damages after she was filmed urinating on Donald Trump's golf course in Aberdeenshire has lost her case.

Facebook has introduced new measures to tackle the spread of revenge porn.

There is no reason to believe anything will change despite the international outrage at the Assad regime gassing its own people.

Diesel drivers will not be punished as so-called toxin taxes are expected to be rolled out in cities across the country, the Prime Minister has said.

Nigel Farage has been jeered in Strasbourg after comparing the EU parliament to the Mafia over its Brexit demands of the UK.

It is unlikely you will ever feel lucky when you get a parking ticket.

Boris Johnson has said all evidence suggests Bashar al Assad forces were behind a chemical attack that killed dozens of people in Syria and sparked outrage across the world.

Members of the public are being given the opportunity to test a driverless vehicle for the first time.

An advertisement showing Kendall Jenner using a can of Pepsi to calm tensions between activists and police is facing a backlash.

North Korea has carried out its latest missile launch ahead of a US-China meeting where Kim Jong-Un's aggression is expected to be high on the agenda.

Ken Livingstone has denied that he has damaged the Labour Party, despite anger among many of its members after he avoided expulsion.

The UK and Saudi Arabia are set to agree closer ties in areas including defence, security, intelligence and trade.