Новости за 31.08.2017

Boots issued a legal warning to a pregnancy charity over its public campaign for more affordable emergency contraception, it has emerged.

The Government's bold offer of 30 hours a week free childcare has been described as "chaos" on the day it comes into force in England.

Donald Trump is pledging $1m (£774,000) in personal funds to Harvey storm relief efforts, the White House says.

The threat to the UK from returning Islamic State jihadists is not as significant as police and intelligence agencies had originally feared, security sources have told Sky News.

Democratic Unionist leader Arlene Foster has called for the immediate restoration of Northern Ireland's devolved government alongside a parallel process to deal with outstanding areas of disagreement.

Iraqi forces have "fully liberated" the city of Tal Afar from Islamic State, the country's prime minister has said.

The bitter fight between Sir Philip Green and the veteran Labour MP Frank Field escalated on Thursday when the tycoon threatened legal action over potential disclosures relating to his £363m BHS pension bailout.

Armed police are on the scene at The Oval after a crossbow bolt was fired into the ground during a cricket match.

The composer who recorded music for The Simpsons each week says he has been fired after 27 years on the show.

Extracting the UK from the European Union after more than 40 years was always going to be extremely complicated.

Actress Chloe Bennet claims she was forced to change her surname because "Hollywood is racist" and producers "wouldn't cast me with a last name that made them uncomfortable".

I'll admit I was rather shocked by Theresa May's answer to my question over whether she wanted to fight the next general election.

There has been a dramatic drop in the number of Cash ISAs being opened and in the amount saved in the wake of the Brexit vote.

A 26-year-old man has been charged with a terror offence after an incident involving a sword near Buckingham Palace.

The EU chief Brexit negotiator has said there has been no "decisive progress" on key issues in talks with the UK.

A US police officer has been filmed on his own dashcam telling a white driver not to worry because "we only kill black people".

A family doctor has appeared in court charged with 118 sexual offences on 54 victims, including a girl under 13.

A man has been arrested in connection with the disappearance of a French girl from a wedding in the Alps.

A love letter written on the back of a packet of guitar strings by Jimi Hendrix to an "awestruck" fan is going up for auction.

Two explosions have occurred at the flood-hit Arkema SA chemical plant in Crosby, Texas, and there is a risk of further blasts.

Theresa May needs to "get her finger out" over Brexit because it is going to be a "disaster for the UK economy", Ryanair's chief executive has told Sky News.

It is one of the English language's best-known novels - a story of the disaster that ensues when children recreate society's power and violence on a desert island.

At least six people have died and around 40 others are feared trapped under the rubble of a building which collapsed following heavy rain in Mumbai.

The online gambling firm 888 has been ordered to pay a record £7.8m penalty by the industry regulator for "significant flaws" in its safeguarding of customers.

Most Britons think the Conservative Party will be worse off if Theresa May remains as leader, an exclusive Sky Data poll reveals.