Новости за 24.04.2017

The moment you realise something terrible has happened can be a very physical experience.

According to her official spokesman, Theresa May was "working in No. 10" while Jeremy Corbyn, Nicola Sturgeon and Tim Farron hit the road.

The US has sanctioned 271 employees of a Syrian government agency it blames for developing chemical weapons.

Former UKIP donor Arron Banks has announced he is withdrawing his candidacy to be Clacton's next MP.

The new French president could transform the fate of the European Union and with it the Brexit talks.

French President Francois Hollande has warned of "the risk for our country's future" if far-right leader Marine Le Pen wins the presidential election.

A moth with a taste for plastic could help researchers solve the problem of how to get rid of shopping bags and packaging.

Former MP Zac Goldsmith is set to put himself forward as the Conservative candidate for the seat he lost less than six months ago, Sky News understands.

Jeremy Corbyn has said the SNP is "obsessed" with independence and only his party can keep the Tories out of power.

The 22-year-old son of a wealthy South African family has denied slaughtering his parents and brother in a frenzied axe attack.

A London Marathon runner has thanked a fellow athlete who helped guide him to the finish line and was "there to the end".

Schoolgirls at risk of female genital mutilation would be given mandatory medical examinations to tackle the barbaric practice, under UKIP proposals.

Russia has joined the US in calling for an investigation into the death of an American paramedic killed in eastern Ukraine.

A British-Iranian mother jailed in Tehran has lost a final appeal over her conviction for allegedly plotting to topple the government.

George Osborne set an "unhelpful example" by taking the job as Evening Standard editor - without official permission from the jobs watchdog, MPs have said.

An American citizen who has been arrested in North Korea had been lecturing at a university in Pyongyang, officials have confirmed.

A woman attacked by a shark off an isolated British island in the Atlantic is to be flown to the UK for emergency treatment.

A four-year-old girl is lucky to be alive after she fell out of the back of a moving bus and smashed her face on the road.

A man has been arrested over the murder of a former Royal Navy officer who was run over by his own car outside his home.

The centrist Emmanuel Macron will face off with the far right's Marine Le Pen in the battle for the French presidency in two weeks.

Motoring groups have welcomed tougher new punishments for the most serious speeding offences.

Sir Michael Fallon has accused the Labour leader of being "staggeringly irresponsible" on defence after the party descended into confusion over its stance on nuclear weapons.

A failure to act when somebody is the victim of stalking, could lead to increasing violence - and potentially murder.

Fresh legal action could be taken against the Government after it sought to delay publishing plans to tackle air pollution until after the General Election on 8 June.