Новости за 14.07.2017

One of the five victims of a series of acid attacks in London has told Sky News it felt like his face was on fire during the attack.

US President Donald Trump has called for a glass wall to be built along the border with Mexico.

Jeremy Corbyn will tell supporters that Theresa May heads a "zombie Government" and that Labour is a "government in waiting" as he continues to target marginal constituencies.

A stuntman has died following a fall during filming for The Walking Dead.

The last Nobel laureate to die in custody was Carl von Ossietzky in Nazi Germany in 1938.

One year on, and the history of the failed coup in Turkey is very much being written by the victor.

Connie Yates and Chris Gard have achieved more for their critically ill son in the past week than they have during the past five months of their legal battle with Great Ormond Street Hospital.

The identity of a US doctor who has offered to treat terminally ill Charlie Gard has been revealed.

Acid attack victim Katie Piper has demanded a clampdown on corrosive substances to "prevent more lives being destroyed".

The Home Office was fined more than £360,000 for breaking the rules when negotiating the salary for the head of the child sex abuse inquiry, it has been revealed.

Two tourists have died and four other people were wounded after they were stabbed on a beach in Egypt.

A Russian-American lobbyist has admitted he attended a meeting with Donald Trump's son in 2016.

The impact of Brexit has landed.

A man has been found guilty of failing to safely operate the Cheeki Rafiki yacht after four sailors died when the boat capsized in May 2014.

A former producer on TV police drama, The Bill, has been jailed for 17 years over a plot to kill his partner so he could be with his lover.

An Airbnb host who cancelled a woman's reservation during a snowstorm because of her ethnicity has been fined $5,000 (£3,857) and ordered to attend a college course in Asian-American studies.

Thousands of mourners have lined the streets to pay their respects to six-year-old football mascot Bradley Lowery whose funeral has been held in County Durham.

Donald Trump and Emmanuel Macron showed off their budding friendship as the US President was guest of honour at France's Bastille Day parade.

Two Israeli police officers have been killed and another injured after three gunmen opened fire just outside the Old City of Jerusalem.

Budget airline easyJet is creating a new airline so it can continue flying in the European Union after Brexit.

Using acid as a weapon has made headlines after three brutal attacks since April left some victims blinded and disfigured - and calls to toughen the law are growing.

Beyonce has posted an elaborate photograph on social media to introduce her and husband Jay Z's newborn twins to the world.

A workman trapped inside a cash machine was forced to pass handwritten notes through the receipt slot to summon help - but customers thought it was a joke.

England striker Jermain Defoe will join the family and friends of Bradley Lowery for the funeral of the six-year-old football mascot.

President Trump will watch American and French soldiers march together through Paris in a celebration marking Bastille Day and 100 years since the US entered World War One.