Новости за 09.11.2017

Suspended Conservative MP Charlie Elphicke says he still does not know what he has been accused of.

Lewis Hamilton has refused to comment on criticism of his tax affairs and says he is solely focused on winning Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix.

Tony Blair was wrong to claim credit for one of New Labour's biggest economic reforms, Gordon Brown has suggested.

Regulator Ofgem is to stop gas and electricity suppliers from charging as much as £900 when they forcibly install pre-payment meters in households struggling to pay bills.

A boy with a rare incurable disease has been saved by scientists who created a new skin for almost his entire body.

A man and a teenager are facing life sentences after being found guilty of the murder of a 22-year-old in a London park on Halloween last year.

Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones says he had "no alternative" but to sack former Cabinet Secretary Carl Sargeant.

Pope Francis has decided to end the sale of cheaper cigarettes to employees and former employees inside the Vatican.

Penny Mordaunt has replaced Priti Patel as International Development Secretary.

The dramatic moment an expert surfer broke his back after being crushed by a 60ft wave has been caught on camera.

The dramatic moment an expert surfer broke his back after being crushed by a 60ft wave has been caught on camera.

A special committee in Brazil has voted to ban all abortions, including in cases where the mother's life is in danger or the pregnancy is the result of rape.

Otters have ancestors who were the size of wolves and roamed Earth six million years ago, scientists have discovered.

The husband of a British woman jailed in Iran says her family is "distraught" after Boris Johnson's comments about the case were used to discredit her.

Boris Johnson is under further pressure over a British woman jailed in Iran after the country's state TV insisted his remarks "voided" UK efforts to free her.

Boris Johnson is under further pressure over a British woman jailed in Iran after the country's state TV insisted his remarks "voided" UK efforts to free her.

The Syrian army has said it is continuing to fight Islamic State in pockets of territory in the desert, hours after the group withdrew from its last stronghold.

Theresa May is expected to name Priti Patel's successor as international development secretary on Thursday - with the Prime Minister under pressure to make the right choice in her second reshuffle in a week.

A mountaineer has been dramatically rescued after spending five days trapped in a 100ft deep crevice in Austria.

Xi Jinping must be barely able to believe his luck.

Pop star Taylor Swift has been accused of "unacceptable intimidation tactics" after threatening legal action against a blogger.

Charlie Sheen has reportedly denied allegations that he sexually assaulted his co-star Corey Haim during work on the film Lucas.

Donald Trump has managed to send a tweet from China - a country that bans Twitter and other foreign social networks.

Jennifer Aniston is making her anticipated TV comeback alongside Reese Witherspoon, who played her sister Jill in Friends.

A 'zombie star' which refuses to die has left astronomers stumped and questioning everything they know about supernovae.