Новости за 04.11.2017

Campaigners are calling for changes to passports to prevent parents and children with different names from being stopped at borders.

Campaigners are calling for changes to passports to prevent parents and children with different names from being stopped at borders.

Scottish childcare minister Mark McDonald has resigned after allegations regarding his private life.

A ballistic missile has been intercepted by air defence forces northeast of the Saudi capital Riyadh, the country's state media has reported.

A ballistic missile has been intercepted northeast of the Saudi capital Riyadh, the country's state media is reporting.

A factory in Devon, owned by the maker of Grenfell Tower's controversial cladding panels, has been hit by fire.

A seven-year-old girl who was critically injured at a house in southwest London on Friday has died in hospital, police have said.

The Lebanese prime minister Saad Hariri has unexpectedly resigned during a trip to Saudi Arabia, warning his life was in danger.

A Mexican crime boss was murdered on the operating table as he had plastic surgery to change his appearance and remove his fingerprints.

A British woman found guilty of garotting and stabbing a teenager to death was obsessed with murder and wanted to tick it off her "bucket list", a court has heard.

A British woman detained after flying into Egypt with painkillers for her husband's bad back has been told she could face the death penalty for drug trafficking.

A British woman detained after flying into Egypt with painkillers for her husband's bad back has been told she could face the death penalty for drug trafficking.

Downing Street was approached with claims of an alleged sexual assault by Sir Michael Fallon hours before he resigned, Sky News understands.

Conservative MP Charlie Elphicke has said he does not know the nature of the "serious allegations" his party says have been referred to police.

Conor McGregor sums up his rise to mega stardom and mega money with a quote.

Only about half of fixed speed cameras in Britain are actually switched on, police figures show.

Allegations that Lee Harvey Oswald was connected to the CIA are "totally unfounded", according to the latest documents released on the assassination of John F Kennedy.

There will be no more delays to singer Mel B's domestic violence trial against her estranged husband, a judge has ordered in Los Angeles.

Conservative MP Charlie Elphicke has been referred to police following serious allegations, the Tory chief whip has said.