Новости за 16.05.2017

McDonald's has pulled its new TV ad and apologised for any upset caused after it was accused of exploiting child bereavement.

Do you want the chance to question Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn ahead of the General Election?

Philip Hammond claims the Tories have uncovered a £58bn black hole in Labour's election manifesto spending plans.

Tim Farron has denied the Liberal Democrats are being squeezed during the election campaign, as new polling suggests they are failing to gain ground.

Whether it's crunching the numbers as the results come in, analysing voting trends, taking the key players to task or providing a real-time picture of the make-up of the country, Sky News has got election night covered.

A suspect in the murder of police officer Yvonne Fletcher outside the Libyan embassy in London will not be prosecuted because important evidence is being withheld on national security grounds.

A US ban on carrying laptops in cabin luggage on flights from certain nations in the Middle East and North Africa may be expanded, a Homeland Security official has said.

Lloyds Banking Group has been freed from partial state ownership for the first time in almost a decade with the Government set to confirm it has sold its remaining holding in the UK's biggest high street lender.

Army disposal experts have blown up a World War Two bomb that was found next to one of the busiest roads in the West Midlands.

A man has told Sky News of his lucky escape as a boy after being invited back to a house by Moors murderer Myra Hindley in 1963.

Ian Brady's body will not be released until the coroner is assured that his ashes will not be scattered on Saddleworth Moor, where some of his victims were buried.

Vic Wakeling, the former Sky Sports managing director, has died at the age of 73.

Donald Trump has admitted he shared information about "terrorism and airline flight safety" with Russia.

Labour has set out plans to raise an extra £6.4bn a year from the top 5% of earners in the country to pay for "a fairer, more prosperous society for the many, not just the few".

Labour has set out plans to raise an extra £6.4bn a year from the top 5% of earners in the country to pay for "a fairer, more prosperous society for the many, not just the few".

One could almost hear the spluttering. From Vauxhall Cross to Wellington, from Tel Aviv to Ottawa, spy chiefs across the world in Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey spitting their coffee, whiskey and mint tea across their tables the moment news came to them.

Inflation rose to a higher than expected 2.7% last month as the squeeze on household budgets intensified.

A rare species of porpoise - of which fewer than 30 remain - could be extinct in months, a wildlife charity is warning.

Disney chief Bob Iger has revealed the company is being held for ransom by hackers threatening to leak an unreleased movie.

Footage has emerged of the moment a cyclist was struck by a bullet as he took part in a group bike ride.

A murder inquiry is under way after the body of a teenage girl was found in the wreckage of a crashed car.

A teenage boy who died after drinking three caffeinated drinks in less than two hours had no pre-existing heart problems, a coroner has said.

Donald Trump shared highly classified information with the Russian foreign minister and the Russian ambassador to the US, during their meeting at the White House last week, several American news organisations have reported.