Новости за 22.09.2017

Something is stirring on the Swedish island of Gotland.

Puerto Rico is facing renewed danger in the wake of Hurricane Maria, as the Guajataca Dam fails under the strain of weather damage and heavy rainfall.

Did Theresa May say enough to break the deadlock?

A new monument dedicated to the Russian inventor of the AK-47 assault rifle has been altered after it was found to carry the image of a gun used by Nazis during the Second World War.

The Canadian PM's choice of socks has prompted Twitter banter involving Star Wars' Luke Skywalker and Star Trek's Captain Kirk.

Detectives investigating the disappearance of RAF gunner Corrie McKeague have identified four men who joked with him on the night he vanished.

Four passengers have been arrested after a flight from Barcelona to Liverpool was diverted to Bristol Airport.

EU negotiator Michel Barnier says Theresa May's latest Brexit plans are "a step forward" as he praised her "constructive spirit".

The third Invictus Games gets under way in Canada this weekend, where Prince Harry will be joined by the likes of Melania Trump, Justin Trudeau and maybe his girlfriend Meghan Markle.

British electro pop pioneer Gary Numan says he prefers working with computers to people.

Theresa May has been told that more clarity is needed on Britain's negotiating position to break the deadlock in Brexit talks.

Theresa May has warned European leaders that that "the eyes of the world are on us" as she tries to break the Brexit deadlock.

The tone of the Prime Minister's speech was different to Lancaster House - even as she communicated that nothing had changed.

A teenager has been charged in connection with the Parsons Green Tube terror attack last Friday.

A 29-year-old man has denied attempting to murder four children in a car crash in South Yorkshire.

Donald Trump has hit back at Kim Jong Un after the North Korean dictator called him "deranged" in a bullish statement.

Theresa May proposes an "implementation period" of "around two years" after Britain leaves the EU.

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a seven-year-old boy in Shropshire.

Transport for London has announced that it will not renew Uber's private hire licence after concluding it is "not fit and proper".

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick has warned police are facing "hard choices" as the rapidly increasing cost of dealing with terrorism takes up more and more of their budgets.

Uber has tens of thousands of drivers on London streets, but from October, grabbing one in the capital could be a thing of the past.

Thousands of people have been evacuated from villages near a volcano on Bali amid fears it could erupt for the first time in 50 years.

Britain's biggest warship has arrived in the Caribbean to help islands battered by Hurricane Irma.

Theresa May flies in to Florence with key Cabinet ministers today in an attempt to unlock stalled talks on the UK's post-Brexit future, calling for "creativity" in what is "inevitably, a difficult process".

A man and a woman have been charged with murder after an unidentified burned body was found in the back garden of a house in London.