Новости за 28.09.2017

A Labour MP who blasted her royal constituents has said her comments were "a joke" that had been "taken the wrong way".

Children will be offered simplified, jargon free leaflets explaining their rights on social media in a bid to provide them with better protection.

Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus has revealed she has been diagnosed with breast cancer.

The European Parliament's chief Brexit coordinator has mocked Theresa May over her crucial speech in Florence.

A pharmacist told two children that they would have to behead people once they arrived in Syria, a court has heard.

The Civil Aviation Authority has told Ryanair it has until 5pm to find a solution for thousands of customers affected by flight cancellations.

The Home Office has agreed to give Scotland Yard another £154,000 to continue its search for Madeleine McCann until the end of March next year.

In the wake of Hurricane Maria and Hurricane Irma, the scale of devastation in the Caribbean is difficult to comprehend.

Socialite Jemima Khan was bombarded with more than 1,000 phone calls and messages from a black cab driver after she posed for a 'selfie' with him, a court has heard.

Britain should disown the US if it launched a "preventative" attack against North Korea to stop it developing nuclear weapons, according to a leading military think tank.

Two three-year-old children have been shot by another toddler at a home daycare facility in the US state of Michigan.

Two heavyweight organisations have launched a rare direct attack on the Government over its handling of EU citizens' status after Brexit.

Cricketer Ben Stokes will not be considered for selection for England matches until further notice, says the ECB.

Theresa May has admitted the Conservative Party wasn't ready for the snap General Election she decided to call.

Police had received a report of a man pointing a gun at a motorist on the M5 about an hour before a driver was shot by officers.

Doubt has been cast over one of the longest-standing economic claims in the Brexit debate after a Sky investigation revealed that Britain's real exports to outside the EU are actually far lower than official figures suggest.

"I only read it for the articles" was a common excuse for owning a copy of Playboy magazine.

Mark Carney has moved to remind policymakers across the UK that the Bank of England has limited influence on tackling core economic challenges, including Brexit.

An imam has been jailed for six and a half years after telling children that martyrdom was better than school, in a series of sermons encouraging his congregation to join Islamic State.

The EU's chief Brexit negotiator has hailed a "new dynamic" following Theresa May's major speech - but warned "we're not there yet".

The remnants of two Atlantic hurricanes could hit the UK and Ireland by the end of the week, bringing stormy weather.

North Korea has accused Donald Trump of exploiting the death of a US student jailed in Pyongyang, describing the President as an "old lunatic".

Prince Harry had fun playing with his friend's young daughter after catching her stealing his popcorn during the Invictus Games.

More than 700,000 customers are likely to be affected by two waves of Ryanair flight cancellations.