Новости за 05.11.2017

Conservative MP Chris Pincher, a government whip, has referred himself to the police and stood down from the Whips' Office.

At least 26 people have been killed after a gunman opened fire with an assault rifle at a church in Texas, with the youngest victim just five years old.

At least 20 people have been killed and dozens injured in a mass shooting at a church in south Texas.

The Queen's private estate has been accused of investing millions of pounds in offshore tax havens, it has been revealed.

A hotel in Wiltshire has apologised after fireworks shot into a crowd watching a display.

Gordon Brown has revealed his renowned talks with Tony Blair at a north London restaurant were a "formality" and not a pivotal meeting, as has long been believed.

Jeremy Corbyn has defended his decision to promote an MP who had been "reprimanded" over sexual harassment allegations.

Amber Rudd has suggested the Westminster sexual harassment scandal could lead to greater powers for MPs to be sacked - but denied the Government might collapse amid allegations against senior ministers.

Hundreds of anti-Putin activists have been arrested in Moscow and Saint Petersburg following a call for a "people's revolution".

"Blocking trucks" and rooftop snipers have been deployed across New York amid increased security at the city's annual marathon.

Disputed Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont and four of his ministers have been released on conditional bail in Belgium after turning themselves in to face a Spanish warrant for their arrest.

Ousted Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont and four colleagues have handed themselves in to police in Belgium.

A man has been arrested in Texas after driving his car into a lake and trying to swim away from officers following a police chase.

First Secretary of State Damian Green has strongly denied claims by a former police chief that pornographic material was found on one of his parliamentary computers.

A second boy, 16, has been arrested after two acid attacks on delivery drivers, one of which has left the victim "fighting for his life".

Dan Poulter has become the second former minister to be referred to the Conservatives' new disciplinary panel - after allegations that he behaved inappropriately towards female MPs.

Saudi Arabia has detained 11 princes as well as several current and former ministers, amid an anti-corruption crackdown by King Salman.

At least 27 people have been killed and a dozen injured as Typhoon Damrey struck Vietnam's south-central coast.

US President Donald Trump has warned that "no dictator, no regime" should underestimate the US.

The UK was "misled" over Saddam Hussein's access to weapons of mass destruction, and the Iraq War was unjustified, Gordon Brown has said.

George HW Bush has described the current US president as a "blowhard" who is driven by "a certain ego".

Amber Rudd has branded Sir Michael Fallon's behaviour towards a female journalist "completely disgusting".

A journalist has accused former defence secretary Sir Michael Fallon of lunging at her and trying to kiss her on the lips when she was a junior reporter.

Jane Merrick has accused former defence secretary Sir Michael Fallon of trying to kiss her on the lips when she was a junior reporter.

Yemen's Houthi rebels have fired missiles into Saudi Arabia before - even one aimed at Mecca, and another at an oil field.