Новости за 28.04.2017

The key ingredients are in the Wembley cauldron. Now for the proof of the pudding.

An earthquake in the Philippines will cause "hazardous waves", the Pacific Tsunami Centre has warned.

The widow of Patrick Swayze has said she has "mixed feelings" about the upcoming auction of several of the late star's memorabilia, including his Dirty Dancing leather jacket and a Ghost shirt.

Donald Trump has addressed the annual meeting of the National Rifle Association - telling the powerful gun lobby it has "a true friend and champion in the White House".

A man has been charged with murder after a former Royal Navy officer was run over and killed with his own car in Manchester.

A Conservative MP who told students that homosexuality is "wrong" and "dangerous to society" has said he will not stand in the General Election.

Donald Trump nears the 100-day mark with record low approval ratings - but you wouldn't know it from speaking to hairdresser Charlotte Crockett.

Drinking alcohol bought in duty free on board planes should be made a criminal offence, according to airlines.

A surgeon has been found guilty of carrying out unnecessary operations, including mastectomies, on patients.

A former storyteller on the BBC's Jackanory has been jailed for a series of sex assaults on a young boy nearly six decades ago.

A 13-year-old girl who has become the poster child for victims of deportation sweeps during Donald Trump's first 100 days in office has called on the president to "open his heart".

A jihadi who hid extremist instruction manuals in James Bond-style cufflinks has been jailed for eight years.

EU leaders are set to pave the way for automatic membership for Northern Ireland if it decides to reunify with Ireland in the wake of Brexit.

The UK economy grew by 0.3% in the first three months of the year, according to worse-than-expected official figures suggesting a Brexit-linked slowdown.

The barrister who represented former Royal Marine Alexander Blackman in court says he is in talks with Hollywood about turning his story into a film.

Facebook has said its data "does not contradict" the US Director of National Intelligence's conclusion that Russia was behind efforts to interfere with the US election.

An "active plot" was foiled when armed officers raided a home in northwest London, police have said.

Fox News host Jesse Watters announced he was taking a family holiday after being accused of making a lewd joke about Ivanka Trump.

A £1.3bn cancer drugs scheme gave "minimal" clinical benefits to patients and was a "waste of money", according to a new study.

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has reported progress in its recovery - announcing its first quarterly profit since 2015.

Arkansas has executed Kenneth Williams, the fourth inmate it has put to death in eight days.

Police are questioning a man who was arrested just yards from Downing Street on suspicion of preparing a terror attack.

Police are investigating Paraguay's largest-ever heist, following a brazen robbery involving around 50 attackers, prosecutors have revealed.

Alexander Blackman, who had his sentence reduced for shooting dead an injured Taliban fighter, has been released from prison.