Новости за 12.09.2017

Apple has unveiled a new edge-to-edge display iPhone which will go on sale as the most expensive handset the tech giant has ever made.

A man who was arrested in relation to the death of a 25-year-old woman at Bestival has been released under investigation.

A tribute to Princess Diana has been ridiculed online, with some describing the artwork as "horrendous" and "a disgrace".

A financial crisis does not have a clear beginning or end, but there are also a couple of moments that everyone remembers.

More than 220,000 protesters have taken part in marches across France against Emmanuel Macron's labour reforms, with some clashes breaking out.

Three men, including two British soldiers, have appeared in court charged with terror offences.

The fourth round of Brexit talks has been delayed by a week to 25 September, the UK government has confirmed.

Jeremy Corbyn has condemned the Government's pay cap u-turn as "divide and rule", but stopped short of backing calls for illegal strikes.

Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has urged Myanmar to set up safe zones to allow hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims to return home.

Chancellor Philip Hammond has set 22 November as the date for his newly-created autumn Budget.

A bus driver who narrowly missed a woman who was knocked to the ground by a passing jogger has told Sky News he believes the collision on Putney Bridge was definitely deliberate.

The NHS could face increased pressure from an influenza outbreak this winter after a heavy flu season in Australia and New Zealand.

Wild, wet and windy weather is on the way courtesy of Storm Aileen - our first named storm of the season.

What is it with truly great comedians, that they spend most of their lives trying to figure out who they really are?

The Culture Secretary says she "minded" to refer the proposed takeover of Sky by 21st Century Fox to the competition regulator for an investigation.

Center Parcs is weighing a takeover of smaller rival Forest Holidays in a move that would seek to capitalise on growing demand for staycations fuelled by the weak pound.

Nine members of a notorious traveller family have been jailed for a combined total of over 79 years for running a modern-day slave camp.

The Government has signalled it is scrapping the public sector pay cap which has limited rises to a maximum of 1% for seven years.

Tories and Labour have tabled scores of amendments to the Brexit bill just hours after it was passed, signalling that the battle on the crucial legislation has only just begun.

A teenager who blamed his local mayor for the death of his father has confessed to slashing the politician's throat in a cemetery, according to reports.

An enormous, horrifying, vomit-enducing fatberg the length of two Wembley football pitches has packed up a sewer in east London.

Air Berlin has been forced to cancel about 100 flights after an "exceptionally high" number of its pilots called in sick.

This iPhone launch feels a bit muddled, a bit leaky, a bit, well, unApple.

A baby great white shark that washed up on a popular Sydney beach has been released back into the ocean after spending the night in an aquarium.

Hacking fears have reportedly prompted the Football Association to warn England players and staff against using public and hotel Wi-Fi if the Three Lions qualify for the 2018 World Cup in Russia.