Новости за 26.09.2017

Twitter is trialling a new 280-character limit on tweets.

A cluster of 'superfunds' created by pooling £1.5trn of assets in existing retirement schemes offers the best route to mitigate Britain's growing pensions crisis, a City taskforce will say this week.

Jeremy Corbyn will tell the Conservatives to "pull themselves together or make way" as he sets out his vision for a Labour government in his conference speech.

A 16-year-old girl has been charged with attempted murder after a welfare officer at a school near Scunthorpe was stabbed.

Women in Saudi Arabia will soon have the right to drive, according to a royal decree issued by the country's King Salman.

Labour are being "prudent" in "war-gaming" potential problems they could face in government, according to the man preparing the party for power.

Donald Trump says the US is fully prepared to take the "military option" to deal with North Korea.

Emmanuel Macron has signalled Britain could be part of a reformed European Union after Brexit.

British vacuum company Dyson is to branch out into electric cars.

Thousands of jobs could be at risk in Northern Ireland after a US adjudication against the aircraft manufacturer Bombardier.

An education official has reportedly been sacked after a photo showing Yoda from the Star Wars films next to the Saudi king made it into school textbooks.

A psychopathic killer has been jailed for at least 39 years for torturing a man to death - as a judge asked how police failed to spot it was murder for two years.

A would-be mermaid is looking for a new place to swim after being told she can no longer use her tail at her local public baths due to health and safety fears.

Jeremy Corbyn has admitted he often feels "deeply embarrassed" by a cult of personality that has developed around him.

Ivanka Trump used a private email address to discuss White House business while working as an adviser to her father, reports say.

A boy has been arrested at a school after a teenager was repeatedly stabbed nearby.

Jaffa Cakes have become the latest chocolate treat to be downsized - sparking an "outrage" on social media.

The Labour Party has lost two of his highest profile showbiz supporters during its conference, with the deaths of Liz Dawn and Tony Booth.

England all-rounder Ben Stokes has been dropped from the Three Lions' one-day international squad after he was arrested in Bristol.

Donald Tusk has said Theresa May's Florence speech shows the idea of Britain "having a cake and eating it" on Brexit is finished.

Labour have prepared for a run on the pound if they are elected, shadow chancellor John McDonnell has admitted.

Actor and political campaigner Tony Booth, who starred in the sitcom Till Death Us Do Part, has died.

Donald Trump has praised fans who booed the Dallas Cowboys for kneeling before the national anthem, lauding their "great anger".

Coronation Street actress Liz Dawn, who played Vera Duckworth in the soap, has died.

Footage has emerged of the moment a woman is grabbed and bundled into a car in an apparent kidnapping in Los Angeles.