Новости за 27.09.2017

A British film-maker is believed to have been killed by Islamic State in Syria.

Ryanair is facing "enforcement action" for failing to give customers accurate information about their rights following hundreds of flight cancellations.

Britons should not fear higher interest rates, the Bank of England's chief economist has told Sky News, fuelling speculation that an increase is imminent.

A convicted rapist who went on the run after being found guilty of raping a child has been arrested.

Uber is challenging a landmark ruling that says it must give drivers employment benefits.

An Army goat who appeared at rugby matches and met the Prince of Wales has died.

These are nervous times for Britain’s traditional bookmakers.

A mother broke down in tears as she described how her two children were "brainwashed" and shown IS propaganda.

Transport for London (TfL) plans to make £322m by collecting Tube users' location data and potentially selling it to third parties, Sky News can reveal.

Boeing's behaviour over a long-running trade dispute "could jeopardise" its chances of receiving future contracts, the UK Government has warned.

Ryanair has released a full list of routes that have been suspended from November to March in its latest wave of cancellations.

Former Yazidi sex slaves desperate for revenge have taken up arms and joined the forces fighting Islamic militants in Syria.

The US and Russia will work together on a NASA-led project to build the first lunar space station.

A woman has been arrested by the Metropolitan Police's counter-terrorism command on suspicion of an offence under the Official Secrets Act.

Leonardo DiCaprio is teaming up with Martin Scorsese for a biopic on a famous American. So what's new?

Police are hunting a man who appeared entered a nursery in Liverpool carrying what appeared to be a gun as parents dropped off their children for the day.

Jeremy Corbyn has told his party's conference "Labour is ready" as he painted the opposition as a "government-in-waiting".

Eleven people across England and Wales have been arrested as part of an investigation into the banned far-right group National Action, police say.

A man has died after an "incident involving police firearms" in Portishead near Bristol, Avon and Somerset Police has said.

A Labour MP has called for a "proper debate about the Royal Family" as she defended her criticism of Prince Harry.

Ryanair has announced it is cancelling thousands more flights, with up to around 400,000 passengers likely to be affected.

Ben Stokes has been named in England's Ashes Test squad for the winter tour of Australia after his arrest for actual bodily harm over an incident at a Bristol nightclub.

Dog owners have spoken of their anger after their pets required emergency veterinary care because they ate chocolate sent through the post by Sainsbury's.

A High Court judge has approved a £37m compensation plan for hundreds of victims of disgraced breast surgeon Ian Paterson.

A British banker who was jailed for life for the gruesome murders of two women he tortured in his luxury apartment is planning to appeal.