Новости за 13.11.2017

Theresa May has said the Rohingya crisis "looks like ethnic cleansing", during a speech in which she praised Sky News' "heartbreaking" reports on Myanmar's brutal crackdown.

Theresa May has said the Rohingya crisis "looks like ethnic cleansing", during a speech in which she praised Sky News' "heartbreaking" reports on Myanmar's brutal crackdown.

The Government has bolstered its commitment for Parliament to have the final say on a Brexit deal - but immediately faced a backlash for not guarding against the UK leaving the EU without an agreement.

Former US President George HW Bush is facing another allegation he inappropriately touched a woman.

I visited Rakhine in September - the first Western minister to do so since the current phase of the crisis began.

I visited Rakhine in September - the first Western minister to do so since the current phase of the crisis began.

A suitcase containing rubies, emeralds, and sapphires worth £1m has been stolen from a London to Birmingham train.

Humans are "jeopardising our future" by failing to tackle material consumption and rein in population growth, more than 15,000 scientists have warned.

Boris Johnson has apologised to Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe for the "further anguish" caused by his error over her detention in Iran.

A former boyfriend of reality TV star Ferne McCann has been found guilty of an acid attack in a London nightclub.

Arthur Collins, the ex-boyfriend of reality TV star Ferne McCann, has been found guilty of an acid attack in a London nightclub.

A Spanish teacher stabbed to death in her classroom in Leeds "stood absolutely no chance" when she was attacked, an inquest has heard.

Former Welsh minister, Carl Sargeant, who was found dead just days after finding out he was facing allegations of sexual harassment, hanged himself at his family home, a post mortem examination has found.

They have escaped slaughter, rape and starvation. But for the vulnerable Rohingya refugees who have fled persecution at the hands of the Myanmar army there is no guarantee of safety.

Ex-England footballer Trevor Sinclair has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving, common assault and criminal damage after a woman was hit by a car.

The army general in charge of the Rakhine state in Myanmar where 600,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled has been replaced.

Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo has announced the birth of his fourth child, posting a photo with the new arrival to social media.

Taylor Swift was nominated for six awards at the MTV EMAs, but received none. So has her latest album, Reputation, backfired?

The pound has fallen amid market jitters over increasing pressure facing Theresa May's leadership.

Bill Gates is building a "smart city" in Arizona which will feature driverless cars and "cutting-edge" technology.

US President Donald Trump appears to have formed an unlikely bromance with self-proclaimed killer Rodrigo Duterte.

Cybersecurity researchers have claimed they can fool the iPhone X's Face ID feature with a simple mask.

A stray cat has been identified as the prime suspect in the attempted murder of an elderly woman found bleeding profusely in her home.

Cybersecurity researchers have claimed they can fool the iPhone X's Face ID feature with a simple mask.