Новости за 28.07.2017

Donald Trump has named John F Kelly as his new White House chief of staff after sacking Reince Priebus.

Donald Trump was cheered by police officers as he told them not to be "too nice" when arresting "thugs".

Pope Francis has led tributes to Charlie Gard, whose fight against a rare genetic disease made headlines across the globe.

Police have released CCTV images of two men they want to speak to after a girl was raped twice in separate attacks within the space of a few hours.

Charlie Gard has died following his near year-long battle with a rare genetic disease.

One person has been killed in a knife attack at a Hamburg supermarket, police say.

The Government has ordered an independent review into building regulations after 82 tower blocks failed new fire safety checks.

US Senate Democrat leader Chuck Schumer has praised Republican senator John McCain for voting against repealing Obamacare.

North Korea fired a ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan this afternoon, officials in Tokyo and Washington say.

Four men who raided John Terry's mansion and stole over £400,000 of designer goods have been jailed for a total of nearly 28 years.

A police officer who made false reports against an innocent man has been jailed for more than three years after being caught out by his bad spelling.

Ireland is opposed to an "economic border" with Northern Ireland and will not help Britain design one for Brexiteers, the Irish Prime Minister has said.

Dull, Bland and Boring are communities that have shown they are anything but - by launching a humorous bid to promote their respective areas to tourists.

Any transitional deal after Brexit must be completed in time for the next General Election in 2022, the Chancellor has said.

Prince William has taken part in the rescue of a woman in her 50s who was hit by a marked police van, on his last shift as an air ambulance pilot.

Contractors working on Crossrail have been fined more than £1m over the death of a worker and two other incidents.

The Government will not accept a border between Northern Ireland and Great Britain after Brexit, the Chancellor has said, rejecting a reported Dublin proposal for a border in the Irish Sea.

A man accused of pretending his family died in the Grenfell Tower disaster to get compensation has pleaded not guilty.

Two teenagers are in custody on suspicion of arson following wildfires in southeast France.

A man who murdered his parents in a row over money before killing 17 neighbours to cover up his crime has been sentenced to death in China.

Tributes have been paid to a "hugely respected and well-liked" British scuba diver who died off the US coast.

SpaceX has been valued at $21bn (£16bn), making it one of the most valuable privately owned companies in the world.

Pakistan's Prime Minister has been dismissed from office following a damning corruption investigation into his family wealth.

At least 54 people have been injured, one seriously, after a commuter train ploughed into the buffers at a station in Barcelona.

The US Senate has rejected a move to repeal parts of the Obamacare health law, dealing a serious setback to Donald Trump.