Новости за 24.11.2017

Witnesses described screaming and confusion as armed police descended on Oxford Circus in central London after reports gunshots had been fired.

Thousands of shoppers fled in panic as armed police swooped on London's Oxford Street and Oxford Circus Tube station after receiving reports that shots had been fired.

Armed police have been stood down following reports of shots fired on London's Oxford Street and at Oxford Circus Tube station.

Armed police are responding to reports of shots fired on London's Oxford Street and at Oxford Circus Tube station.

Argentina's missing submarine is expected to be found in the coming days, the country's president has said, as hopes fade for the 44 crew on board.

Argentina's president has said he expects a missing submarine to be found in the coming days and that the search will continue.

The former pub chef jailed for murdering and raping model Sally Anne Bowman may have confessed to two further sex attacks to maintain "a degree of notoriety".

Former professional footballer Michael Owen finished second in his jockey debut as he raced at Ascot in front of Prince Charles and Camilla.

Britain is braced for an Arctic blast that will bring the risk of snow and ice to large parts of the country this weekend.

A teenage girl has been given a life sentence for manslaughter for killing seven-year-old Katie Rough in a park in York.

Zimbabwe's new president has praised Robert Mugabe in his inauguration speech - as he pledged to return the country to prosperity.

Egyptian jets have destroyed vehicles used in a bomb and gun attack on a mosque in Sinai that left hundreds of people dead.

At least 235 people have been killed and dozens more injured after a suspected Islamic State bomb and gun attack on a mosque in Egypt.

At least 235 people have been killed and dozens more injured after a suspected Islamic State bomb and gun attack on a mosque in Egypt.

At least 184 people are dead and dozens more injured after a suspected Islamic State bomb and gun attack on a mosque in Egypt.

A new Little Miss character will aim to inspire the next generation of girls into science, tech and engineering subjects.

A man has been arrested after a 96-year-old D-Day veteran suffered life-threatening injuries in a suspected claw hammer attack in his home.

Ireland has been gripped by political turmoil with the country's deputy prime minister facing a no confidence vote, which could bring down the entire government.

Two of the world's best-known brands are withdrawing their advertising from YouTube and Google over fears they were featured on "inappropriate" and "exploitative" content featuring children.

Actor Tom Baker has returned as Doctor Who - re-shooting part of a story which was halted in the 1970s due to an electricians' strike.

A shopping centre has apologised and pulled a reindeer decoration from its Christmas grotto after a "mortified" child asked whether it had been killed.

DUP leader Arlene Foster has insisted her party is not dictating the UK Government's position on the Irish border in Brexit negotiations.

A woman who was being moved to palliative care was granted a final wish to see the ocean when her medical staff took a detour.

Sports Direct is facing a further crunch shareholder vote after recommending the retailer pay boss Mike Ashley's brother £11m.

Elon Musk has managed to win a $50m bet by building the world's largest ever lithium-ion battery.