Новости за 27.07.2017

The Tories are stepping up their campaign to discredit Jeremy Corbyn's pre-election pledge to "deal with" student debt.

It is sitting on more oil than any other country on Earth but Venezuela is now an economic basket case.

The head of the Boy Scouts has apologised to members of the scouting community who were offended by Donald Trump's recent speech.

A man armed with a crossbow and knife has been tasered by police in Manchester city centre.

Police investigating the Grenfell Tower fire say there are grounds to suspect corporate manslaughter may have been committed.

Senators have issued stern warnings to Donald Trump not to fire his attorney general or the special counsel investigating Russian interference in the US election.

An elderly woman who went missing has been found by a sniffer dog because she bottled her scent.

Israel has been warned it risks sparking a "religious war" in its attempts to control highly sensitive religious sites in Jerusalem.

A 15-year-old girl who flagged down a car for help after she was raped in Birmingham was raped again by the driver who pulled over.

Charlie Gard will be moved to a hospice and have his life support withdrawn, the High Court has ruled.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos topped Bill Gates as the world's richest person when the firm's shares surged in New York on Thursday, Forbes estimated.

A young mother who murdered her two-year-old daughter in a "wicked and appalling" act has been ordered to serve at least 16 years in prison.

The Conservative Party has been "wrong" on gay rights in the past, but has "come a long way" on the issue, Theresa May has said.

A US admiral has said he would be prepared to launch a nuclear attack on China if President Donald Trump gave the order.

Footage of a flailing shark being dragged at high speed by a boat as three men look on has gone viral, with an investigation now under way.

The top EU negotiator has reportedly said EU-UK talks on future ties are less likely to start in October due to lack of progress.

The Government has insisted six months is "plenty of time" to consider the results of a major immigration study before new post-Brexit policies are put into place.

A record number of inmates have been released by mistake and violence in prisons in England and Wales has also hit a new high, Ministry of Justice figures show.

Robbers have shot and stabbed to death a man as they stole his Rolex watch in southeast London, police say.

Justin Bieber has hit a photographer with his pick-up truck after trying to leave a church in California.

The FBI has arrested a suspect after the death of a woman on a cruise ship.

Few people relish the rush hour commute.

A number of bombs made by a former Royal Marine jailed for terrorism offences are likely still in circulation and in the hands of dissident republican groups in Northern Ireland, police have warned.

Lloyds has taken a near £1bn hit - revealing it has set aside another £700m for PPI claims and £283m over mortgage arrears errors.