Новости за 20.09.2017

Students paying £9,250 fees risk being failed by degree courses with huge dropout rates, the universities minister has warned.

Theresa May has called on the United Nations to reform as she singled out North Korea, Russia, Syria and Myanmar for criticism in a wide-ranging speech.

Rescue teams in Mexico are working round the clock to search for survivors of a devastating earthquake, with the number killed expected to top 220.

The US Federal Reserve has confirmed it will start to unwind its massive asset purchase, or quantitative easing (QE), programme from next month.

As Donald Trump threatens North Korea with destruction, United States and South Korean forces are conducting a four-day military exercise close to the Korean border.

Boris Johnson is to share a potentially awkward seven-hour flight with the Prime Minister just days after his explosive Brexit intervention.

Jake LaMotta, who was portrayed by Robert De Niro in Raging Bull, has died aged 95.

A recent study by the Institute of Fiscal Studies found that poorer students will graduate with average debts of £57,000.

The Football Association has announced it has sacked England women's football manager Mark Sampson after evidence of "inappropriate behaviour".

England women's football manager Mark Sampson is to leave his role, Sky sources have confirmed.

There are fears thousands of people could have been left homeless by Tuesday's earthquake in Mexico, as rescue work continues.

Birmingham's lengthy bin strike, which left the city's streets festering with piles of rubbish for weeks, has been suspended following a High Court victory for workers.

The two latest men being questioned over the Parsons Green tube attack were arrested in a raid on a "halfway house" for asylum seekers, neighbours have said.

Britain First leader Paul Golding and his deputy Jayda Fransen have been charged with causing religiously aggravated harassment.

Ryanair has pleaded with customers affected by the cancellation of 2,100 of its flights to "bear with us" as it gets to grips with refunds and rescheduling.

The suspicious object that led to part of the M1 being closed for several hours is believed to be hydrochloric acid, police have said.

Leonardo DiCaprio has announced his foundation will give out $20m (£15m) to tackle the effects of climate change.

Residents in Puerto Rico are picking up the pieces after their homes were pummelled by Hurricane Maria, which is now heading towards the Dominican Republic.

Hurricane Maria is pummelling Puerto Rico and ripping trees and infrastructure from the land, with deafening winds and missiles crashing through the streets.

Police have arrested at least 12 people in raids on Catalan government offices, ahead of an independence referendum authorities in Spain are calling illegal.

Linda Hamilton will reprise her role as Sarah Connor in the sixth Terminator film, 26 years since her last appearance.

Relatives say children missing after a school collapsed in Mexico's deadly earthquake have sent WhatsApp messages.

Hundreds of small tremors have raised fears of an impending volcanic eruption on the holiday island of Bali.

Two more men have been arrested in South Wales over the Parsons Green terrorist attack, police say.

A gang of five men, including a corrupt banker, have pleaded guilty to their part in laundering more than £16m for international cybercriminals.