Новости за 29.09.2017

Legal action over an operation performed on thousands of UK women could end up being bigger than Thalidomide, a lawyer has warned.

Boris Johnson has set out a leadership manifesto on the eve of the Conservatives' annual party conference, positioning himself as the custodian of hard Brexit and champion of low-paid workers.

The jet engine of a 1,000mph supersonic racing car has been successfully fired up for the first time.

Wage increases for some public sector workers will no longer be subject to a 1% pay cap, the Government has indicated.

Police have confirmed that the body of a woman pulled from a lake in Cheshire was that of serving policewoman Leanne McKie.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a body believed to be that of a female police officer was found in a lake.

After a truly turbulent career, Henry Bolton has been propelled to the top of UKIP.

The estimated cost of repairing the tower that houses Big Ben has doubled to £61m, authorities have said.

Britain's top civil servant has been urged to investigate Boris Johnson and Liam Fox for a potential breach of Cabinet rules.

Some banks are still too big to fail, the Governor of the Bank of England has warned.

Ryanair has agreed to make sure all passengers affected by flight cancellations are "fully aware" of their rights and entitlements.

The US is pulling 60% of its staff out of Cuba and urging Americans not to visit the country after a series of targeted attacks injured its diplomats.

Henry Bolton has been elected as the UK Independence Party's new leader.

Michal Herba - one of the alleged kidnappers of British glamour model Chloe Ayling - will be extradited to Italy to face trial.

More than 700,000 plastic bottles are littered in the UK every day, according to research seen by Sky News.

Sir Michael Fallon's defence of Britain's nuclear deterrent comes as he hosts NATO's Secretary General at the nuclear submarine base in Scotland.

Today we mark Britain's 350th nuclear submarine patrol, keeping watch from the deep.

UKIP have denied their new lion-based party logo risks breaching the copyright of other prominent symbols, including the Premier League's.

A 16-year-old girl has appeared in court accused of the attempted murder of a welfare officer who was stabbed at a school.

Three former Tesco executives were "cooking the books" and bullied staff who objected before the chain announced a £250m overstatement of profits in 2014, a court has heard.

The EU's top official has declared it will take "miracles" for Brexit talks to move on to their next phase by the end of October.

Publisher Oxford University Press (OUP) has defended “dubious scenes” in one of its children's books after an eagle-eyed reader noticed something strange in an illustration.

The judicial watchdog is investigating a complaint against a judge who spared an Oxford University student from jail for stabbing her boyfriend.

The UK economy grew by a weaker rate than earlier reported in the second quarter of the year, according to official figures.

SpaceX's designs for a rocket capable of interplanetary travel within our own solar system could also be used for transport here on Earth.