Новости за 21.11.2017

Toy Story director John Lasseter is to take a period of leave from Disney after admitting "painful missteps" over his conduct.

"Wow" - that is my one-word explanation of what it was like to be on the streets of Harare as the news broke that the reviled President Robert Mugabe had resigned.

A second US judge has blocked President Donald Trump's bid to ban transgender people from serving in the country's military.

Actor Rodney Bewes, best known for his role as Bob Ferris in The Likely Lads, has died aged 79.

Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson has been refused parole - consigning him to at least another two years behind bars.

Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson has been refused parole - consigning him to at least another two years behind bars.

Veteran television presenter Charlie Rose has been fired by CBS following allegations of sexual harassment.

In 2008, Robert Mugabe was confident in his grip on power: "Only God who appointed me will remove me," he famously exclaimed.

An arm found in the sea near Copenhagen may belong to beheaded journalist Kim Wall, Danish police have said.

Zimbabwe's former vice president is due to return home to be sworn in as president after the resignation of Robert Mugabe.

Wild celebrations have continued on the streets of Zimbabwe, with people dancing and singing well into the night following Robert Mugabe's resignation.

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has announced his resignation with immediate effect.

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has announced his resignation with immediate effect.

Southern England could become a wintry wonderland this weekend, with snowfall possible on Friday and Saturday.

Former Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale will not be suspended for an "unauthorised leave of absence" to appear on I'm A Celebrity, the party has announced.

There has been a spike in radioactivity coming from Russia's Ural Mountains, it has been confirmed.

Sky's team of experts reveal what they will be looking out for in the Government's financial plans when Philip Hammond reveals the Budget on Wednesday.

An inquiry into the deaths of three spectators at a car rally in the Scottish Borders has found that they should have been warned by organisers not to stand where they were hit.

Rogue laboratory staff may have tampered with forensic evidence in more than 10,000 cases, including murder and sex crimes.

A giant concrete Nazi swastika will be destroyed with jackhammers after it was unearthed by construction workers at a sports field in Hamburg.

Michael Gove, the Environment Secretary, is facing a fresh row over his treatment of independent Whitehall directors after demanding that board members commit several days each week to their non-executive roles.

At least 50 people have been killed in a suicide bombing on a mosque in northeast Nigeria, according to police.