Новости за 26.04.2017

Britain wants a "deep and special partnership" with the EU after Brexit, Theresa May has told Brussels chiefs in talks at 10 Downing Street.

Zac Goldsmith is to re-contest his old seat for the Conservatives after quitting the party over its policy on Heathrow.

Zac Goldsmith is to re-contest his old seat for the Conservatives after quitting the party over its policy on Heathrow.

The US is seeking a peaceful denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula but is "prepared to defend ourselves" in the face of any threat from North Korea, a security briefing has revealed.

Most candidates running in the General Election will have little in the way of enhanced protection during the campaign unless they raise specific concerns with the police, security sources have told Sky News.

Former world number one Maria Sharapova has won her first match after returning to tennis following a doping ban.

Film director Jonathan Demme has died aged 73, his publicist has confirmed.

Boris Johnson has burst on to the General Election campaign stage declaring that Theresa May will "pull it off" in Brexit negotiations.

Emmanuel Macron was booed and jeered by striking factory workers during a chaotic campaign visit in northern France.

A university student with an interest in Islam planted a homemade ball-bearing bomb on a tube train in central London, a court has heard.

Jeremy Corbyn would not take part in any TV election debates without Theresa May, a source close to the Labour leader has said.

A soldier who stalked his ex-girlfriend before cutting her throat from ear to ear has been jailed for 22 years after being found guilty of her murder.

A veteran in North Carolina has been charged with tying her service dog to a tree and shooting it five times while her soldier boyfriend filmed the killing.

The Prime Minister has refused to guarantee the triple lock on pensions.

A former Liberal Democrat MP branded "anti-Semitic" has been dramatically sacked as a candidate only hours after being condemned by Theresa May in the Commons.

The FA has announced that Burnley midfielder Joey Barton has been banned from football for 18 months for betting offences.

The wife of a man in Thailand who filmed himself killing his 11-month-old daughter live on Facebook has said she bears no anger towards the social media site or the users who shared the videos.

The Cassini spacecraft has become the first to fly into the gap between Saturn and its famous rings - a feat scientists say is a "dangerous moment".

Large-scale military exercises have been held in both North and South Korea over the last five days.

Disney has revealed release dates for the final movie of the current Star Wars trilogy and the next Indiana Jones.

West Ham and Newcastle United have been raided as part of a huge football tax fraud investigation involving 180 HMRC officers across the UK and France.

Serena Williams has admitted she accidentally revealed her pregnancy to the world with a swimsuit photo on Snapchat.

Three police officers and two staff "have cases to answer" after a puppy farm owner shot dead his partner and her daughter with a shotgun police handed back to him.

A rare northern white rhino has gone onto the Tinder dating app in an attempt to keep his species alive.

Nurses and hospital porters are being charged nearly £90 a month to park at their workplace.