Новости за 19.07.2017

The head of a leading business organisation is pressing Theresa May for more clarity over the Brexit process to avoid firms "upping sticks" and leaving the country.

Powerful and addictive prescription drugs are illegally being offered for sale on Facebook, a Sky News investigation has discovered.

Scientists have calculated 8.3 billion tons of plastic has been created across the world since mass-production started in 1950.

The newly-elected leader of Kensington and Chelsea Council has been heckled by angry Grenfell Tower residents.

The leader of Iran's Revolutionary Guard has warned the US to move its military bases from within 1,000km of the country.

The Prime Minister has criticised the BBC for "paying women less for doing the same job as men" after the salaries of the broadcaster's biggest stars were publicly released.

Prime Minister Theresa May has warned her warring Cabinet ministers that none of them are "unsackable".

Canada is probing claims two of the country's nationals were among a group of female Islamic State fighters captured in Iraq.

A drug dealer who confessed to killing four men and burning some of their bodies in a "pig roaster" has claimed to have killed two more people.

Actor Paul Nicholls has been rescued after being trapped at the bottom of a waterfall in Thailand for three days.

The increase in the state pension age from 67 to 68 will be brought forward, the Government has announced.

The NHS could pay to remove damp from council houses in order to improve the health of residents, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has suggested.

Water firm United Utilities has pleaded guilty to supplying water that was unfit for human consumption.

North Korea carries out public executions on people found guilty of stealing rice and corn, organising prostitution and gang fighting, according to a report.

Summer hit Despacito has become the most streamed track ever, dethroning Justin Bieber's Sorry.

Despite many of the top earners at the BBC being household names, there are still details that may surprise many.

The Government has won its High Court bid to obtain a permanent ban on industrial action by prison officers.

Here is the full list of the highest-earning talent at the BBC.

Chris Evans has been revealed as the highest earner at the BBC after the corporation was forced by the Government to disclose stars' salaries.

The head of France's armed forces has resigned after clashing with President Emmanuel Macron over proposed budget cuts.

Cod lovers can now enjoy a guilt-free trip to the chippy thanks to a successful cod recovery plan.

US police were startled by a "loud sound" moments before an officer shot dead an Australian woman near her home, investigators say.

Most people can imagine how tough competing in a 2,200 mile cycle race must be.

The Cabinet must confront "the dangerous enemy" of Jeremy Corbyn to prevent him from getting into Downing Street, the Defence Secretary has warned.

The arts can play a significant role in physical and mental well-being, especially for those who are lonely or suffer from mental health issues.