Новости за 15.04.2017

A Royal Navy ship is escorting two Russian warships which are due to pass through the English Channel.

More than a million people watched on a live stream as April the giraffe gave birth to a calf at a New York zoo.

Prosecutors are investigating a third claim of responsibility for explosions that hit Borussia Dortmund's team bus, according to reports.

An explosion has hit a bus convoy carrying evacuees near the Syrian city of Aleppo, killing a number of people.

A massive fire at an "exceptionally important" 16th century stately home in Dorset is being treated as suspicious by police.

Everton have banned The Sun journalists from their stadium and training ground in the wake of a column about player Ross Barkley.

A British man who reportedly fell from the third floor of a guesthouse in Thailand has died, the Foreign Office has confirmed.

The family of Hannah Bladon, the British student stabbed and killed in Jerusalem, say they are "devastated" by the "senseless and tragic attack".

The mother of a terminally ill baby says a decision to remove life-support means that her parental rights have been "stripped away" by "strangers".

Twenty-three passengers, from at least two different stag parties, have been thrown off a flight from Manchester for "disruptive behaviour".

Councils in England will be prevented from charging people to take part in weekend fun runs under new rules.

North Korea has warned America to end its "military hysteria" or face retaliation - as a US strike group, including an aircraft carrier, steams towards the region.

A judge has blocked Arkansas officials from using one of three drugs in a series of planned executions this month.

The unexplained deaths of four people in less than 24 hours may be related to heroin, police believe.

A novelist has been convicted of killing her disabled son who had vodka poured into his feeding tube.

Chewing gum makers should help pay for the growing cost of removing their product from the country's streets, councils have said.

Apple has officially joined the race to design self-driving cars.

New drivers will have to prove they can operate modern technology, in what could be the last changes to the driving test before the arrival of semi-autonomous cars.