Новости за 22.05.2017

A sinkhole has opened up in front of Donald Trump's Florida beachside estate, Mar-a-Lago.

Theresa May has defiantly refused to admit to a social care u-turn and blamed Labour "scaremongering" for her change in policy.

NHS hospital and ambulance trusts in England have recorded a total deficit of more than £700m for the financial year to April 2017, Sky News can reveal.

The racing driver who is on pole position for the Indianapolis 500 this weekend has been robbed at gunpoint.

The parents of sick baby Charlie Gard are preparing to stage the latest legal battle to take their son to the US for treatment.

Some of the evidence used by police to arrest TV star Michael Barrymore for rape and murder over the death of Stuart Lubbock has been branded "double double hearsay" by a High Court Judge.

Pippa Middleton and her new husband James Matthews have travelled thousands of miles to a remote Polynesian island for their honeymoon.

American motorcycle racer Nicky Hayden has died in Italy, five days after being hit by a car while training on his bicycle.

The husband of one of Rolf Harris' alleged victims has told jurors he first became aware of his wife's allegation when she shouted "pervert" at the TV when the entertainer was on it.

As the media took their seats in the small village hall in Gresford, the whispers started.

The BBC has apologised after Moors murderer Ian Brady was used as the answer to a mystery person quiz on a local radio station.

The Prime Minister has climbed down on her social care reform after an angry backlash over the so-called "dementia tax".

More than 200 suspects have gone on trial accused of plotting and orchestrating last year's failed coup in Turkey.

President Donald Trump has landed in Tel Aviv ahead of talks during the second leg of his first foreign tour.

Facebook hesitates before deleting images and videos of hate speech and similar upsetting material due to fears of being accused of censorship, internal documents have revealed.

Royal Bank of Scotland has doubled the value of a prospective legal settlement with investors, just hours before a High Court trial scheduled to hear from the lender's former boss, Fred Goodwin, was due to get under way.

A bomb explosion at a hospital in Bangkok has injured 24 people, police in Thailand say.

A large diamond ring is expected to fetch £350,000 at auction - decades after it was bought for £10 at a car boot sale.

Labour has sweetened its plans to abolish tuition fees as it urges students to register as voters before tonight's deadline.

Comedian and TV presenter Michael Barrymore begins his High Court fight against Essex Police today seeking a possible £2.5m in compensation.

Young voters are very different to the rest of the population but their views are often not prioritised by politicians.

Politicians keep telling us that this is a crucial election, but will that make young voters turn out?