Новости за 11.09.2017

Two British soldiers and a third man have been charged with terror offences including membership of a banned right-wing group.

The leader of the city council in Birmingham, where bin workers have been on strike for weeks, has resigned.

A woman found dead at the Bestival music festival was the daughter of former Coronation Street actor John Michie.

Jeremy Corbyn has provoked confusion over Labour's Brexit position by suggesting the UK could remain a member of the EU's single market indefinitely after leaving the bloc.

A new skin treatment could be developed from the painful venom of fire ants, according to scientists.

The UK is facing a growing threat of coordinated strikes by public sector workers over the issue of the 1% pay cap.

More than 300,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled to Bangladesh following a two-week surge in violence in majority Buddhist Myanmar, formerly Burma.

Donald Trump has led tributes to the 9/11 victims on the 16th anniversary of the terror attacks, saying the US grieves for the people "murdered by terrorists" in 2001.

The UK should have taken stronger action against bankers involved in the financial crisis, according to the Prime Minister of Iceland - the only country that reacted to the crisis by sending people to prison.

A Christian couple who removed their six-year-old son from school after another boy started wearing a dress have told Sky News they took action because their child's health was beginning to suffer.

Zimbabwe's first lady Grace Mugabe has denied whipping a South African model with a piece of electrical cord.

Badger culling has been given the go-ahead in 11 new areas across England as part of an effort to prevent the spread of tuberculosis in cattle.

Goldman Sachs has refused to comment on reports it will open a retail banking offering in the UK.

A 28-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman's body was found at the Bestival music festival.

A millionaire YouTube star known as PewDiePie has used a racial slur while being live-streamed playing a video game.

Theresa May is "confident" of winning a vote on a crucial Brexit bill held at the Commons later, her spokesman has said.

A trail of destruction has been left across the Caribbean in the wake of deadly Hurricane Irma.

Hurricane Irma may now be weakening, but the former category five storm has left a clear trail of death and devastation in her wake.

Hurricane Jose is lingering in the Atlantic as a category three hurricane, amid fears it could affect parts of the US east coast later this week.

E-cigarettes containing nicotine could increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes, according to new research.

A body has been found in the search for one of two brothers swept into the sea while fishing in Cornwall last week.

An Australian surfer who was attacked by a great white shark has been described as "the luckiest man on Earth" after he escaped with minor injuries.

Arms manufacturers will gather in London this week to grease palms and prepare sales of controversial defence and security equipment.

North Korea has warned the United States will pay a "due price" if it succeeds in pushing harsher sanctions through the UN.

The cost of new offshore wind power is set to fall by 50% over the next five years following the award of new government contracts.