Новости за 02.05.2017

A key player in one of the world's most successful drug cartels has been arrested by security forces in Mexico City.

One of the oldest and largest oil rigs in the North Sea has been successfully brought ashore after 40 years at sea.

Apple's revenues and iPhone sales came in below market expectations for the second quarter of its financial year.

A Labour government would halt NHS plans intended to better co-ordinate local services because of concern they are a vehicle for cuts, closures and privatisation, the party has said.

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have agreed to try to meet up for face-to-face talks in Germany in the summer.

William and Kate have reportedly asked for £1.3m (€1.5m) in damages from a French magazine over topless photos of the Duchess of Cambridge.

The news coverage about Labour's plans to recruit an extra 10,000 police officers has been dominated by the agonising interview given by Diane Abbott to LBC's Nick Ferrari, in which the shadow home secretary seemed to forget how much the policy would cost.

Angela Merkel has asked Vladimir Putin to help protect gay rights in Chechnya, amid allegations homosexuals there have been persecuted, tortured and even killed.

Paula Radcliffe has criticised proposed changes that could see her world record in the marathon wiped out, saying they would hurt her reputation.

Staff at an oil refinery have been evacuated due to a gas leak which police described as a "major incident".

A new crack has opened in an Antarctic ice shelf where an iceberg a quarter of the size of Wales is already poised to break off, scientists have said.

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The family of Guy Hedger, who was murdered after confronting burglars at his Dorset home, have paid tribute to a "caring and compassionate" man.

George Osborne had a dig at former colleague Theresa May's handling of Brexit on his first day as Evening Standard editor.

The seven friends who dined with Kate and Gerry McCann at a tapas restaurant at the Ocean Club resort in Praia da Luz on the night Madeleine disappeared were key witnesses in the investigation.

A US anti-missile defence system deployed in South Korea is now operational and can defend against North Korean missiles, Seoul has said.

Organisers of the Bahamas celebrity festival branded a "complete disaster" have been hit with a $100m lawsuit alleging fraud.

The body of a four-year-old boy who was swept away by floodwaters in Arkansas has been recovered, police have said.

A surfer has been found and rescued after more than 30 hours in the water.

Cheryl and Liam Payne have named their baby boy, after spending more than a week "getting to know him" first.

With just days left to convince French voters of their credentials, the candidates vying to become president kicked off the final week of the campaign with attacks on each other designed to woo over wavering or undecided voters.

A man who claims to have helped rescue thousands of migrants will go on trial for people smuggling in May next year, Greek authorities have told Sky News.