Новости за 21.04.2017

It is one of the most exclusive sports clubs in the world and it's little wonder that 80-year-old Dale Lyons can't bring himself to even think about having to leave it.

Seven Manchester United fans have been killed while watching their team play on television.

The beauty of Paris can be beguiling, especially now.

The Treasury has recovered all of the money it ploughed into Lloyds Banking Group when it rescued the lender during the financial crisis, it has been announced.

French prosecutors are investigating whether the man who killed a policeman in Paris had accomplices and links to terrorist groups, as France prepares to vote in the closest, most volatile election in years.

French prosecutors are investigating whether the man who killed a policeman in Paris had accomplices and links to terrorist groups.

Dozens of people have been killed in a Taliban attack on a military base in Afghanistan, says a US military spokesman.

One of the two high-profile Brexit campaign groups in the EU referendum is being investigated amid suspicions of "potential offences".

An investigation has been launched after former England footballer Adam Johnson was filmed laughing while discussing his conviction for sexual activity with a 15-year-old fan.

The Chancellor has suggested the Conservatives may abandon a 2015 election pledge not to raise income tax, National Insurance or VAT.

Len McCluskey has won the poll to be re-elected as general secretary of Unite, the union has announced.

Jeremy Corbyn has said speculation about his future as Labour leader is "absurd" so early in the General Election campaign.

Nineteen schoolchildren have been killed after their minibus collided head-on with a truck in South Africa.

Theresa May has said the commitment to spend 0.7% of national income on foreign aid will remain in the Tory manifesto.

Britain went coal-free for the whole of Friday, generating all its electricity without using even one lump of the most polluting of all the fossil fuels.

The killing of a policeman in Paris has disrupted the French presidential race, as the two front runners traded barbs over the bloodshed.

Retail sales fell by a worse than expected 1.8% last month as price increases started to bite, official figures show.

Former England international footballer Ugo Ehiogu has died, Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed.

Nigel Farage has predicted there will be a "big change" in UKIP's opinion poll ratings as election day edges closer.

Arkansas has carried out its first execution since 2005 - the first of eight which the state had originally planned to carry out by lethal injection over a period of 11 days.

A building society is launching Britain's cheapest ever mortgage deal with a rate of 0.89% as competition between lenders intensifies.

Police have arrested a man on suspicion of carrying out the bomb attack on the Borussia Dortmund team bus - and believe his motive may have been financial.

Sugary soft drinks will be banned in hospital shops if retailers fail to cut their sales over the next 12 months.

Even before French President Francois Hollande said he was convinced the Paris attack was "terrorist related" it had impacted on the effort to find his replacement.

French police are looking for a second gunman who is still at large following the attack in Paris.