Новости за 20.08.2017

The apparent ringleader of the Spain terror attacks had links to one of the 2004 Madrid bombers.

US comedian Jerry Lewis, famous for his role as The Nutty Professor, has died aged 91.

Police investigating the attempted abduction of a three-year-old girl in North Wales have arrested a man.

Finnish police have carried out raids and questioned the main suspect of the knife attack in Turku on Friday that killed two people.

British-born seven-year-old Julian Cadman was killed in the Barcelona terror attack.

Authorities believe there may have been 12 men involved in the twin attacks that hit Spain last week in Barcelona and Cambrils.

Britain is urging the European Union to relax its position that the two sides must settle divorce issues before moving on to discussing future trade relationship.

Police have identified two bodies found in a house destroyed by a huge blast linked to the Spanish terror attacks.

One of my lifelong ambitions has always been to experience a solar eclipse first-hand.

The UK's top firms and charities "urgently" need to improve their ability to respond to online attacks, the Government has warned.

Grace Mugabe has returned to Zimbabwe after being accused of assaulting a model in a Johannesburg hotel room.

Spain's King and Queen are attending a solemn mass at Barcelona's Sagrada Familia cathedral for the victims of the terror attacks.

Iraqi security forces have launched an offensive to take back the city of Tal Afar from the Islamic State group.

More than a third of parents dip into their savings to fund back-to-school costs of almost £175, research suggests.

There should be a "more aggressive position from all countries" in dealing with North Korea, the governor of Guam has told Sky News.

Hundreds of American cities are banking on an out-of-this-world pay day as the country prepares for the 'Great American Eclipse'.

More than seven decades after it was lost in the closing days of World War Two, a US Navy warship has been rediscovered in the North Pacific.

Some pubs, hotels and other businesses in Cromer, Norfolk, have closed their doors this weekend following reports of "low-level disorder", police have said.

Spanish officials are to boost security at crowded areas and sites popular with tourists following two attacks in the country.

Britain is facing a public crisis over addiction to prescribed medicine, according to the head of a leading drugs charity.

At least 23 people have been killed and dozens injured after at least eight carriages of a train derailed in northern India.

US police have arrested 27 people after thousands took to the streets of Boston to protest against a "free speech" rally featuring far-right speakers.

When the actor Eddie Redmayne played Stephen Hawking in the film about his life, The Theory of Everything, he described the world renowned scientist as a "national treasure".