Новости за 30.09.2017

At least 18 people have been hurt, three of them seriously, after a barrier collapsed at a football stadium in France.

Theresa May has arrived in Manchester on the eve of a Conservative Party conference that will likely be dominated by questions over Brexit and her leadership.

Monarch has been granted a 24-hour extension to its tour operator's licence.

A 53-year-old man had been arrested on suspicion of threatening to poison food in supermarkets unless he was paid more than €10m (£8.8m).

The US is in "direct contact" with North Korea amid the nuclear stand-off between the two countries, secretary of state Rex Tillerson has said.

Tens of thousands of people have marched through the streets of Dublin to call for a change to Ireland's strict abortion laws.

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has been caught on camera in Myanmar reciting a colonial poem before being stopped by an ambassador.

UKIP's new leader has abandoned the party's pledge to cap immigration - describing such figures as "entirely unrealistic".

A man has died after being stabbed in a "shockingly violent" brawl outside a nightclub in Manchester city centre.

Donald Trump has claimed that Puerto Rican leaders are "weak" and "want everything to be done for them" in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.

Spain's foreign minister has insisted "there is no referendum" in Catalonia, as authorities claimed to have pulled the plug on the vote's IT systems.

The future of Monarch, Britain's fifth-biggest airline, is hanging by a thread this weekend as it holds emergency talks with regulators about a temporary extension to its tour operator's licence.

Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has sparked a power struggle at the company by unilaterally naming two new directors to the board.

The maximum prison sentence for animal cruelty is being raised to five years.

A 14-year-old boy is fighting for his life after being stabbed outside a mosque in Birmingham.

A three-year-old girl was rescued from a river after a man dropped her from a bridge in an apparent murder-suicide bid.

Twin brothers have landed their final flights for British Airways just 30 seconds apart after clocking up more than 45,000 flying hours between them.

A British climber saved his wife before being killed in a rock fall in Yosemite National Park.

A Welsh international rugby player was forced to miss a match in South Africa after getting himself bitten by a lion.

Prince Harry had a surprise in store for the Invictus Games when he walked into the wheelchair basketball arena with his friend, Barack Obama.

A child sex abuse campaigner is calling for a new law to protect victims from potential prosecution.

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been detained by police on his way to a political rally in Moscow.

Donald Trump's health secretary has quit after it emerged he had repeatedly used taxpayers' money to hire expensive chartered flights.