Новости за 25.04.2017

A teenage racing driver who lost both his legs after a horrific crash has said it is his sister who is the "one true hero".

The families of soldiers killed in the 1982 Hyde Park bombing have launched a campaign to raise money for a civil prosecution.

Labour will deliver a pay rise to NHS staff if it wins the General Election, scrapping the existing cap on salaries as part of a three-point pledge for the health service.

The only four official suspects investigated by the Met Police over the abduction of Madeleine McCann have been ruled out of the inquiry.

An 81-year-old man has been charged by police in Scotland investigating alleged historical sexual abuse in youth football.

Boris Johnson was undoubtedly the star of the Vote Leave campaign, but the Foreign Secretary looks set to take a more minor role in Theresa May’s election push.

The UK boss of McDonald's has told Sky News that he is to offer all employees the chance to move off a zero-hours contract if they want to.

Actor Tom Hardy has proved he is not just an action hero on screen after chasing down and catching a suspected thief in south west London.

Theresa May has warned her ministers not to think a General Election victory on 8 June is a done deal.

Virgin Money Giving will boost donations to the London Marathon by 10% after its website crashed.

A man in Thailand filmed himself killing his 11-month-old daughter and posted the footage on Facebook before committing suicide.

Confectionery giant Nestle is planning to cut 298 jobs in a shake-up of UK sites as it moves some production to Poland.

Ivanka Trump has defended her father Donald's attitude towards women as she attended the W20 Summit in Berlin.

Cutting immigration would not be the main priority for a Labour government as it plans Britain's future outside the European Union.

Madeleine McCann’s mother has described the upcoming 10th anniversary of her daughter’s disappearance as a “horrible marker of time, stolen time”.

At least 24 people have died in a collision between a bus and a tanker carrying cooking oil on one of Kenya's major roads.

Thousands of cancer patients are being diagnosed in A&E, despite having seen their GP three times or more.

Two inmates have been given lethal injections as Arkansas completed the first double execution in the US since 2000.

Sir Elton John has been forced to cancel a series of live shows after spending time in intensive care.

Theresa May is taking her General Election campaign to Wales with a warning that an anti-Tory coalition would damage the UK's Brexit negotiations.

The amount of ocean plastic washing up on beaches around the world could be underestimated by up to 80%, according to new research being carried out in Australia.

Three months after the launch of the Sky Ocean Rescue campaign we're asking you to do your bit to protect our oceans.

Allowing British children to go hungry in the school holidays is a "major social evil" that needs urgent Government action, a group of MPs has concluded.