Новости за 26.10.2017

The NHS and the Department of Health need to "get their act together" or risk more damaging cyber attacks on their computer systems, a new report has warned.

Scotland has become the first place in the UK where women can take the abortion pill at home.

Scotland has become the first place in the UK where women can take the abortion pill at home.

A woman has been jailed for life after brutally killing her sister in a desperate attempt to steal her husband.

People with childhood criminal convictions should not always have them flagged up in checks, according to a report by MPs.

Donald Trump has declared America's use of opioids a national public health emergency, calling it "the worst drug crisis in American history".

A man and a woman have been jailed for a total of 17 years for sexually assaulting a child and livestreaming the abuse to an American paedophile.

A Government-backed group tackling Islamophobia are demanding a formal investigation after an "anti-Muslim extremist" attended two events in Parliament.

Retail sales fell this month at their steepest rate since the recession, according to new figures that add to anxiety over the strength of the economy days ahead of an expected interest rate hike.

The wife of an Army sergeant accused of sabotaging her parachute has told a court how she frantically tried to untwist the cords as she fell towards the ground.

Britain is being investigated by the EU over the legality of a tax exemption scheme for multinational companies.

Shares in Twitter have risen sharply after the company said it could be on course to turn its first-ever quarterly profit.

The reported leader of banned organisation National Action has been charged with encouragement to commit murder, relating to Labour MP Rosie Cooper.

The leader of banned organisation National Action has been charged with encouragement to commit murder, relating to Labour MP Rosie Cooper.

Pope Francis has pondered life's big questions with six astronauts in space, wondering about "man's place in the universe".

The Football Association has "lost the trust of the public" and must undergo a "top to bottom" cultural review, chairman Greg Clarke has said.

A Europe-wide human trafficking network has been targeted in a major, co-ordinated operation by authorities in the UK, Belgium and Bulgaria.

Ashley Judd has revealed how she allegedly fled from Harvey Weinstein's sexual advances by offering him a deal.

The UK's population is set to grow by 4.4 million in the next 12 years - passing the 70 million mark.

The leader of Catalonia, Carles Puigdemont, has ruled out calling a snap election.

Catalonia's leader Carles Puigdemont has cancelled an address in which he was expected to dissolve the regional parliament and call an election for December.

A Californian mother who told police she was kidnapped by two women had male DNA on her clothing when she was found, it has emerged.

A second man will face charges after a 14-year-old girl was raped twice in one evening near a train station in Birmingham.

Frequently dubbed "zombie king" or "the knight of the living dead", George A Romero was also a prophet of Hollywood's doom.

A woman who fantasised about beheading Katie Hopkins has been convicted of terrorism offences.