Новости за 21.09.2017

Detectives investigating the disappearance of Corrie McKeague have released images of four men who came into contact with the RAF gunner on the night he went missing.

Liliane Bettencourt, the heir of the L'Oreal cosmetics empire who lived surrounded by wealth, politics and scandal, has died.

Donald Trump has signed an executive order to introduce new sanctions against North Korea over its nuclear weapons programme.

It may be famous as home to David Brent, the office manager from hell in TV smash The Office, but Slough has been named the best town in the country for jobs.

At least 15 people have died and 20 are missing on Dominica following Hurricane Maria, the island's Prime Minister has said.

William G Stewart, the former host of popular TV show Fifteen to One, has died at the age of 84.

Former Australian prime minister Tony Abbott has claimed he was headbutted by a supporter of same sex marriage, which he strongly opposes.

The former Conservative MP Sir Teddy Taylor, one of the most outspoken and relentless critics of European integration, has died at 80.

Police closed a main road after the apparent gruesome discovery of a bloody severed hand – only to find it was fake.

Moors murderer Ian Brady removed his feeding tube five days before his death, an inquest has heard.

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has told the country's police to kill his son if allegations he is involved in drug trafficking with a Chinese triad are proved, saying officers carrying out the sentence will not be prosecuted.

The head of an influential committee of MPs has said the Mark Sampson affair "reflects very poorly" on the Football Association.

Ryanair's boss Michael O'Leary has announced plans for the airline to recruit 125 new pilots within 'the next week or two'.

Theresa May is chairing a Cabinet meeting aimed at restoring unity in her Government ahead of a key Brexit speech on Friday in Florence.

A close friend of the ringleader of the London Bridge terror attack has been jailed after making Islamic State propaganda videos outside Windsor Castle.

Hit by two powerful quakes in less than two weeks, Mexico City is reeling from the disasters that have claimed hundreds of lives, demolished buildings and left thousands homeless.

Donald Trump has added to his list of "unpresidented" achievements - by appearing to invent a new African country in a speech at the United Nations.

Google has bought part of Taiwanese technology company HTC in an effort to further expand its smartphone business.

Rescuers are continuing to search for survivors of the 7.1-magnitude earthquake that hit Mexico - as officials raised the death toll to 230.

A 17-year-old boy has been arrested in Thornton Heath, south London, over the Parsons Green terror attack.

Theresa May is embarking on a critical make-or-break 48 hours which could determine whether she can deliver Brexit successfully and survive as Prime Minister.

One third of Britons - including more than half of 18-24 year-olds - think the cost of university is not worth it for people currently considering applying, a Sky Data poll reveals.

The Government is to conduct an urgent review into whether cyclists who put others' lives at risk should be subject to equivalent laws as drivers.

Scotland's Universities say they are suffering "financial stress" under current funding arrangements.