Новости за 30.04.2017

The centrist favourite to win the French presidency is losing his lead over his far-right rival with just a week to go until the vote.

The US entertainment industry is braced for massive disruption as movie and television writers prepare to walk out on strike.

"I love your show - I call it Deface the Nation. But, you know, your show is sometimes not exactly correct."

Police have been forced to close down a quad biking and motocross event after one rider was killed and another seriously injured.

A Qatari man who stabbed a British teacher to death and burned her body is set to be executed after a court upheld his death sentence.

A woman who was shot in a police terror raid in Willesden has left hospital and has been arrested under the Terrorism Act.

A former teacher and a friend of terror suspect Khalid Mohamed Omar Ali have told Sky News he was a sweet, kind and popular boy who was never in trouble at school.

Promoters believe Anthony Joshua could go on to be as popular as his hero Muhammad Ali, as they hatch plans to make him one of sport's biggest stars.

Shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry has put herself at odds with her own party's policy on renewing the UK's nuclear deterrent, telling Sky News it was not "a top priority for me".

One of the world's most famous climbers has been killed after falling from a peak near Mount Everest.

While Theresa May grapples with Brexit and fights to win a General Election, her predecessor has pressing matters of his own to get to grips with.

The Prime Minister has indicated she will ditch the Tory pledge not to raise taxes but promised not to increase VAT.

Once on remand in Reading jail, Anthony Joshua is now undisputed world heavyweight champion and poised to become the UK's wealthiest-ever sports star.

Madeleine McCann's parents say the police investigation into their daughter's disappearance has encouraged them to believe she is still alive - as they also reveal they still buy her Christmas and birthday presents every year.

At least 13 people in the US have been killed by tornadoes or flooding in the South and Midwest by a storm that also dumped a rare late-season blizzard in western Kansas.

One person has reportedly died and nearly 50 people are in hospital after a tornado moved through the east Texas city of Canton.

Knobbly and crooked vegetables should not be banished from supermarket shelves simply because they aren't a perfect shape, MPs have said.

A four-year-old boy has died after being hit by a car outside a medical centre in Leeds.

Donald Trump has given himself a pat on the back for his first 100 days in office, hailing his presidential efforts as "very productive".

The biggest heavyweight fight in over a decade had something for everyone, but in the end it was Anthony Joshua who finally turned things around for good in the 11th round.

Pope Francis has called for a third country, such as Norway, to mediate between North Korea and the US, saying the situation has become "too hot".

Theresa May has unveiled a plan to crack down on "irresponsible bosses" who fail to protect workers' pensions from a repeat of the BHS scandal.

Anthony Joshua has beaten Wladimir Klitschko with an 11th round stoppage in a thrilling heavyweight title fight in front of 90,000 fans at Wembley.