Новости за 01.08.2017

Apple appears to have soothed investor concerns over the release of its 10th anniversary iPhone range while reporting a leap in smartphone sales.

Dozens of British holidaymakers found themselves stranded on Zante, due to the unusual combination of a technical fault followed by a turtle curfew.

A group of priests have been turned away from a pub – because staff thought they were on a stag do.

The White House has said Donald Trump weighed in on the statement by his son over his meeting with a Russian lawyer like "any father would".

Think of a hospice and what comes to mind?

Sixty people have died in the UK since December after it is believed they took the dangerous painkiller fentanyl, the National Crime Agency (NCA) has warned.

One in four terminally ill people who need expert end-of-life care are not receiving it because of funding pressures, the hospice movement has told Sky News.

A man stored his former girlfriend's dead body in a freezer, setting up home in her flat with another woman who assumed her identity, a prosecutor in Ohio has said.

A hospital trauma building is closing for a year due to concerns about fire safety following the Grenfell Tower tragedy.

The AA's board has "removed" its executive chairman for gross misconduct and revealed its full-year performance would miss previous expectations.

The latest victim of the Grenfell fire disaster to be identified is believed to be one of the youngest to die in the blaze.

Voters at the last General Election saw Labour as the party that could deliver a "soft Brexit" and maintain close ties to the EU, a new study shows.

People smugglers who offer to illegally transport people into Europe are advertising their services openly on Facebook, researchers have found.

The US has started removing furniture and equipment from a Moscow property as it begins complying with an order to slash its diplomatic presence in Russia.

Sixty people have died in the UK since December after it is believed they took the dangerous painkilling drug fentanyl, the National Crime Agency says.

Four gang members have been shot dead after grabbing guns from guards during a trial in Moscow.

More than a million children are suffering from malnutrition amid a deadly cholera outbreak in Yemen, says Save the Children.

Six theme park rides in the UK similar to the one that caused the death of a man in Ohio at the weekend have been taken out of use.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering Charlene Downes, more than 13 years after she vanished in Blackpool, Lancashire.

Police in London aimed firearms at suspects three times a day over a three-month period earlier this year, new figures show.

Britain's fourth-largest supermarket chain Morrisons is resurrecting the Safeway brand as a new range of products for wholesalers and independent retailers.

A mother and her 12-year-old twin children have died in a crash witnessed by her husband and older son who were travelling in the car in front.

William Hague has come out in support of Philip Hammond's plans to have a transition period where the UK effectively remains in the single market until 2022.

Venezuela's intelligence service has taken away two prominent opposition leaders in the middle of the night, according to their families.

A Labour MP has suffered facial injuries after he was smashed in the face with a brick thrown by a motorcyclist.