Новости за 18.09.2017

Hurricane Maria has intensified into an "extremely dangerous" category five storm as it bears down on the Caribbean, according to forecasters.

Ryanair has published a list of hundreds of flights it is cancelling over the next six weeks after it admitted 'messing up' pilots' holiday.

The Governor of the Bank of England has warned that the major economic impact of Brexit has yet to be felt, but it was likely to spell a weaker economy, higher inflation and higher interest rates in the coming years.

It was just before 7am last Friday when a security camera attached to a house in Sunbury-on-Thames captured an image that sources have told Sky News may be the Parsons Green Tube bomber.

A British ultra-endurance cyclist has circumnavigated the globe in 79 days - beating the previous record by 44 days.

Boris Johnson has defended his controversial Brexit intervention and sidestepped questions on whether he could resign.

A 72-year-old who lived a reclusive life with his sister could be imprisoned after he shot dead a man who tried to break into his caravan.

Donald Trump has used his first appearance at the United Nations to call for "truly bold reforms" at the 193-nation organisation.

A picture has been released of a baby boy abandoned in east London, with the police saying they are "very worried" about his mother's well-being.

The chief of the Vote Leave campaign has branded the Government's handling of Brexit a "shambles" as he blamed the "clueless" actions of David Davis.

Theresa May has slapped down Boris Johnson over his unauthorised intervention on Brexit, asserting her control over the negotiations as she batted away his demands.

A motorcyclist who pulled "hair-raising" wheelies and took a selfie on the M6 has been jailed for eight months.

An arms dealer has been jailed for 22 years after using the dark web to source and supply guns and ammunition to organised crime groups.

Cyclist Charlie Alliston has been sentenced to 18 months in a young offenders institution after a fatal crash in east London.

The top official at the Brexit department has quit in order to take up a role with Theresa May.

Ryanair shares have fallen after a pilot rota blunder left hundreds of thousands of passengers unsure whether their flights will take off.

North Korea has called increased UN sanctions a "hostile act" aimed at stifling average people's lives.

The Government faces a growing revolt from carmakers in Britain unhappy at the slow pace of clarity over post-Brexit customs arrangements crucial to their business model.

Lady Gaga has rescheduled the European leg of her world tour due to ongoing health complications.

The average UK asking price for a home coming onto the market fell by 1.2% to £310,000 in September, according to Rightmove.

These are the first pictures of a suspect being held by police investigating the Parsons Green bombing.

When the TV producer told me he would like a report on smuggling, I knew it would require full disclosure.

Caribbean islands that were badly hit by Hurricane Irma are in the path of a new hurricane strengthening in the west Atlantic.

An episode of Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror, The Handmaid's Tale and Veep have won the top prizes at the Emmy awards on a night dominated by jokes about President Donald Trump.