Новости за 14.08.2017

Festival-goers planning to take pineapples to the Reading and Leeds festivals are facing disappointment, with the fruit becoming the latest item to be added to the banned list.

The Government will propose a new UK-EU customs union as an interim measure to avoid a "cliff-edge" for manufacturers after Britain leaves the bloc.

A girl has been killed and more than 10 people injured after a car drove into a pizzeria east of Paris, police have said.

A stuntwoman has died while filming a motorcycle stunt on the set of Deadpool 2 in Vancouver.

Breast cancer patients often find the end of their treatment more difficult than the treatment itself, a leading charity has said.

The British security researcher who helped stop the NHS-crippling malware attack earlier this year has pleaded not guilty to hacking charges in the United States.

Charities are being urged to spend at least 65% of donations on direct support after a helpline was censured for only spending 2.8% on "charitable activities".

A Brexit campaign group is pushing for the deselection of Chancellor Philip Hammond, saying he is part of a plot to stop Britain leaving the European Union.

Donald Trump has condemned white supremacists and other hate groups following violent clashes in Virginia over the weekend in which a woman was killed.

Transport for London (TfL) has pulled a road safety campaign featuring a young Muslim girl wearing a hijab following accusations it was "sexualising" a child.

At least 312 people have died and more than 2,000 are homeless after a series of floods and mudslides hit the outskirts of Sierra Leone's capital, Freetown.

A Syrian refugee has been sentenced to two years in prison after a German court found him guilty of attempting to defraud Islamic State.

Big Ben has sounded its familiar bongs for most of the last 157 years. But come next Monday, the famous tower clock will fall silent due to a major restoration project.

Three young British men who had sex with a woman in Singapore while she was drunk and unconscious have pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting her.

Diana, Princess of Wales died on 31 August 1997, after a car she was travelling in crashed in the Pont de l'Alma tunnel in Paris.

The Garden Bridge project in London has announced it is "winding up" due to lack of funds.

China says it will stop importing North Korean coal, iron ore, fish and other goods in September as it implements UN sanctions.

GoDaddy has said it will no longer host neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer following outcry over an article that mocked Heather Heyer.

Brexit Secretary David Davis used a shock appearance at the Edinburgh Fringe to tell some scathing jokes about his colleagues - and a few self-deprecating ones, too.

America has a growing sex trafficking problem and the city of Atlanta has been identified as one of the hotspots.

British consumers shunned the high street in sale season and also reined in their spending on leisure pursuits last month.

Scotland could become the first country in the world to introduce free sanitary products for women.

Australia's deputy prime minister has become the latest politician to find out he may not have been eligible to stand for parliament.

A 23-year-old man has been charged with the murder of a grandfather who was attacked as he walked his dogs.

Americans have taken to the streets across the country to condemn hatred and racism after the violence in Charlottesville.