Новости за 24.08.2017

Boris Johnson has met Libyan strongman Khalifa Haftar as he urged military and political leaders to restore peace and stability in the country.

Unsecured creditors in BHS will be handed tens of millions of pounds after Sir Philip Green’s high street empire agreed to release the money under a deal with the collapsed chain's liquidators.

North Korea has opened a travel agency in Russia, promoting itself to tourists as "safer than an evening walk in London".

Donald Trump has launched a Twitter assault on leaders of his own party in Congress over the prospect of a US government shutdown or even a catastrophic default on the country's debts.

IRA informer turned author Sean O'Callaghan has died aged 63, a close friend has said.

A new public register that will name and shame listed companies whose investors revolt over boardroom pay will be proposed next week as ministers seek to rebut criticism that they have watered down the tough approach promised by Theresa May.

The "poisonous" tone of the EU referendum campaign has fuelled the demonisation of immigrants and created barriers that are preventing social integration, according to MPs.

The winner of a $758.7m (£593.7m) Powerball lottery jackpot in Massachusetts has come forward to claim her prize.

Tian Tian, the UK's only female giant panda, is believed to be pregnant, Edinburgh Zoo has said.

The widower of a woman who was killed when she was hit by a bike as she crossed the street has called for UK law to be changed so cyclists can be prosecuted for dangerous driving.

A driver has been arrested after 13 people - some requiring medical treatment - were found inside an overseas lorry near Rugby.

More than half of the record amount donated to political parties in the run-up to the General Election went to the Conservatives, new figures reveal.

A "manipulative" woman who made a series of false rape and sexual assault claims has been jailed for 10 years.

Ruth Davidson has said the level of media coverage devoted to the silencing of Big Ben's bongs "gets on my wick".

A second suspect arrested in the aftermath of last week's twin terror attacks in Spain has been freed.

The discovery of a journalist's headless torso in Copenhagen has prompted police to take a fresh look at an unsolved case from 30 years ago.

A bus careered out of control into two cars before ploughing into the front garden of a semi-detached house taking one of the vehicles with it.

A South African model allegedly attacked by Grace Mugabe has challenged the government's decision to grant her diplomatic immunity.

A 16-year-old girl who sat a GCSE chemistry exam hours after escaping from the Grenfell Tower fire has been awarded an A grade in the subject.

Kim Jong Un's half-brother and uncle were both killed after the North Korean ruler uncovered a Chinese-backed plot to oust him, it has been claimed.

A body found at sea following a collision between a US destroyer and an oil tanker is not one of 10 missing American sailors, the US navy has said.

Eight people are missing following a landslide in southeastern Switzerland, police have said.

Russia's ambassador to Sudan has been found dead in the swimming pool of his home.

Overall GCSE pass rates have fallen this year after a new grading system was introduced in England in the biggest overhaul in a generation.

Net migration to the UK has fallen to the lowest level for three years as thousands of EU citizens have left the country after the Brexit referendum.