Новости за 18.04.2017

Stargazers will be looking to the skies on Wednesday as an asteroid up to a mile wide will pass Earth 1.1 million miles away.

The boyfriend of The Only Way Is Essex star Ferne McCann is being hunted by police in connection with a nightclub acid attack that injured 20 people.

In 1983, an unpopular Labour leader faced a female Prime Minister, already ensconced in Downing Street with expectations the Conservatives would win.

Boris Johnson has likened Syrian president Bashar Assad to a 'monster' who needs 'decapitating'.

A man who filmed himself killing a 74-year-old man before putting the video on Facebook has taken his own life after a chase.

Theresa May's general election call is a twist worthy of an Alfred Hitchcock film, the official running the EU's Brexit negotiations has suggested.

If the polls are right, the Conservatives could be looking at a massive majority of as many as 140 seats following Theresa May’s call for an early General Election.

Police have arrested two suspected radicals who were allegedly preparing an "imminent" attack in France.

Jeremy Corbyn has insisted he is "campaigning to win" despite Labour languishing in the opinion polls.

It's on. After nine months of denials and deflections, the Prime Minister has bitten the bullet and called a General Election on 8 June.

Theresa May is seeking to hold a General Election on 8 June arguing it is the only way to secure stability ahead of Brexit.

The pound has hit its highest level against the US dollar since early February on news that Theresa May will seek to hold an early election on 8 June.

Would-be Tory MP and Olympic rower James Cracknell has held up North Korea and Cuba as examples of nations that have "got a handle on obesity".

Turkey's government has hit back at the European Union after Brussels called for an investigation into alleged irregularities in the country's referendum.

The father of a 17-year-old girl who died after she was attacked by a shark off the south coast of Western Australia "tried everything he could to save his daughter", police have said.

Australia's Prime Minister said "Australian workers must have priority for Australian jobs" as he announced that a temporary work visa popular with foreigners is to be abolished.

Three schoolchildren were racially abused and spat at by a motorist in what police are investigating as a suspected hate crime.

Prince William has called for an end to the "stiff upper lip" culture - a day after his brother revealed he had counselling years after the death of their mother.

Plans to cut the time it takes to deal with appeals lodged by foreign criminals and asylum seekers fighting to stay in Britain are set to be unveiled.

A fifth of British businesses have been hacked by cyber criminals in the last 12 months - with larger firms the most at risk.

Marine Le Pen has told voters in the French presidential election she will "put back the borders" if she wins as she attempts to pull ahead.

An antiseptic gel developed from mouthwash has been used to help to protect 12,000 Kenyan babies from life threatening infections.

There are calls to halt the introduction of more free childcare for working parents in England because nursery owners claim they will lose money.