Новости за 01.05.2017

Charities estimate there are thousands of high risk migrant and refugee children in Greece who need specialist care but Greece can not cope with them.

The parents of Madeleine McCann claimed they were treated badly by Portuguese police from the start of the investigation into her disappearance, according to a secret Home Office report.

Labour is promising to put an extra 10,000 "bobbies on the beat" in England and Wales if it forms the next government.

A man upset at a break-up opened fire at a pool party and carried on calmly shooting from his seat while phoning his ex-girlfriend, say police.

A Conservative peer and leading City‎ dealmaker is to join the board of Britain's biggest high street bank - just days before the Government sells the last chunk of its £20.3bn stake in the lender.

President Trump has said he would be "honoured" to meet North Korea's Kim Jong-Un "under the right circumstances".

Police in Dorset are hunting at least two armed and violent men who shot a man dead in a planned burglary.

Has a dolphin been spotted swimming in the Thames, or is it something else?

A top-secret spy satellite has been launched by Elon Musk's SpaceX company, with the rocket booster landing itself just nine minutes later.

The Government has dismissed reports from Brussels that Theresa May was from a "different galaxy" to other EU member states on Brexit.

Thousands of people have marched in Paris in rival political rallies six days before the second round of the French presidential vote.

Several investigations involving missing children have drawn worldwide attention - with some cases only being solved decades after their disappearance.

At least 27 people were injured and some needed surgery for fractures after their flight encountered "severe turbulence".

Motorists jumped into rushing floodwaters in Texas to pull a toddler and baby from an overturned car and help to resuscitate them as tornadoes hit the state.

Kensington Palace has released a new photograph of Princess Charlotte to mark her second birthday.

Three women have been arrested on suspicion of terror offences linked to a police operation where a woman was shot last week.

Four men, including the suspected gunman, have died after a man opened fire at an in-home care centre for people with special needs in the US.

Eminem is taking New Zealand's ruling political party to court after claiming they used his music in a TV advert without permission.

The mild winter and early start to spring have meant moths are having a bumper time - and our clothing is suffering.

The surviving cast of The Godfather have gathered in New York for a 45th anniversary reunion.

A man shot dead by intruders at a house in Dorset has been named as 61-year-old Guy Hedger.

Tony Blair has indicated a return to a more active role in politics, saying he wants to be "part of the debate" while expressing concern that the centre-ground is being "squeezed out" by the left and right.

Cornelia Parker has been named Britain's official election artist for 2017.

How do you follow a fight for the ages? WAS it a fight for the ages? What next for both men? Will Anthony Joshua's mum get to move out of the north London flat they share? Is boxing the new football?

Social media companies should be fined for failing to remove illegal or harmful material, a committee of MPs has said.