Новости за 09.08.2017

Violent clashes have erupted in Kenya after an opposition leader suggested that hackers had manipulated voting results in the presidential election.

Twenty-nine people are reported to have died after they were pushed into the sea off Yemen by a people smuggler.

A police operation targeting sex abusers in the North East has so far identified 278 victims and hundreds more complainants.

European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker and his team racked up a €27,000 (£24,450) bill by travelling to Rome on a private plane.

A runner who had a stomach bug and was barred from the World Athletics Championships has made a triumphant comeback, qualifying for the final.

The FBI has conducted a pre-dawn raid on the home of Donald Trump's former presidential campaign chairman, according to US media.

Police paid a convicted child rapist almost £10,000 to spy on parties where they believed underage girls would be sexually abused, a court has heard.

Officially they are known rather grandly as Covert Human Intelligence Sources, but to the rest of us they are snouts, grasses or coppers' narks.

Scientists have discovered two new 'super-Earth' planets which they say are potentially habitable.

At least 19 people have died and almost 250 have been injured after an earthquake in a mountainous area of China.

The Home Secretary has said she supports the use of controversial stop-and-search checks to tackle acid attacks and knife crimes.

A Jurassic crocodile that terrorised coastal waters around the UK has been named after the late Motorhead frontman Lemmy.

Police are hunting the driver of a BMW which ploughed into a group of French soldiers in western Paris.

When I first heard Donald Trump’s "fire and fury" quote, I assumed it was from Pyongyang.

A three-year-old Florida boy has died after being left for more than 11 hours in a nursery vehicle on a hot summer's day.

Stamp duty is making the housing crisis worse because it is deterring older homeowners from downsizing, according to a new report.

President Trump's threat to strike North Korea with "fire and fury" has prompted Pyongyang to claim it is "carefully examining" a plan to hit Guam with missiles.

What comes after "fire and fury like the world has never seen"?

Kenya's opposition has angrily described early results from the country's presidential election as "fake".

Scientists believe a dinosaur the length of three London buses could be the largest creature to have ever walked the Earth.

Anti-litter campaigners are urging officials to do more to clean up the country's motorways - despite Highways England picking up 200,000 sacks of rubbish from the roads last year.

The "material extra burden" of Brexit planning may mean that the Bank of England's financial regulator has less time for other matters.

North Korea says it is "carefully examining" a plan to strike the US territory of Guam with missiles.

The Government is being urged to increase the maximum prison sentence for animal cruelty, as new figures show more than 92% of those found guilty avoid time in jail.