Новости за 01.11.2017

A journalist who was touched on the knee by Sir Michael Fallon has described the Defence Secretary's resignation as "ridiculous".

Facebook's shares have jumped in after-hours trading after it reported a 49% jump in quarterly advertising revenue to levels above $10bn (£7.55bn) for the first time.

Sir Michael Fallon has resigned as Defence Secretary, days after he apologised for touching a journalist’s knee.

Sir Michael Fallon has resigned as Defence Secretary, days after he apologised for touching a journalist’s knee.

Sir Michael Fallon has resigned as Defence Secretary, a Downing Street spokesman has announced.

A computer recovered from Osama bin Laden's compound in 2011 contained a vast video collection including children's cartoons and documentaries about himself.

A computer recovered from Osama bin Laden's compound in 2011 contained a vast video collection including children's cartoons and documentaries about himself.

The Government has lost an opposition vote calling on it to publish impact assessments of Brexit on over 50 key industries.

Two 14-year-old boys have been charged with conspiracy to murder after being arrested by counter-terror police in North Yorkshire.

It is hard to think of another Bank of England decision that is simultaneously as momentous and as inconsequential as this one.

Doctors in Folkestone have warned patient safety is at risk because of a GP shortage that has seen one surgery close this week, with seven other practices telling officials they are too full to take any more patients.

A Labour peer has suggested that EU officials told him Britain can stop the Brexit process "whenever it likes" before the end of March 2019.

The terror attack which claimed the lives of eight people in New York City was carried out "in the name of ISIS", police say.

The man suspected of killing eight people in New York City appeared to have planned the attack for several weeks, police say.

Sacked Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont will defy an order to appear before a Madrid court on Thursday, according to his lawyer.

Sacked Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont will defy an order to appear before a Madrid court on Thursday, according to his lawyer.

A runaway girl slipped through security checks and managed to get on an easyJet flight without a boarding pass, officials have said.

Britons should not be afraid of eating chlorinated chicken imported under a post-Brexit trade deal with the US, Liam Fox has said.

An investigation has been opened into the death of shoplifting suspect who died after being electrocuted at a train depot.

Justice minister Dominic Raab has revealed he is on a list of allegations against Tory MPs - but denied claims he tried to cover up inappropriate behaviour.

A Labour MP has accused Theresa May of failing to act over warnings about historic claims of a Westminster sex scandal cover-up.

Could Aibo, Sony's new robot puppy, be preferable to a real dog?

The UK Government is preparing to impose a budget on Northern Ireland, James Brokenshire has announced.

Five of the eight victims of the New York truck rampage were part of a group from Argentina who were in the US to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their high school graduation.

An investigation has been launched into whether major Leave funder Arron Banks breached rules during the EU referendum campaign.