Новости за 28.11.2017

The UK could end up paying an EU divorce bill of up to £50bn, prompting the threat of a Brexit backlash against Theresa May.

The UK could end up paying an EU "divorce bill" of up to £50bn, prompting the threat of a Brexit backlash against Theresa May.

The UK will assume EU liabilities worth up to €100bn (£89bn) as part of the financial settlement on Brexit, according to reports.

North Korea has fired an intercontinental ballistic missile, US military sources have confirmed.

North Korea has fired a ballistic missile, Yonhap news agency has reported, citing a South Korean military official.

The sister of Paul Worthington, who is said to have sexually assaulted his 13-month-old daughter Poppi before her death, has told a court she trusted him with her own children.

The wholesaler Palmer & Harvey (P&H) has entered administration after the failure of rescue talks, leaving 2,500 people out of work just weeks before Christmas.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have revealed they will get married in St George's Chapel, in Windsor Castle, in May next year.

A British mother jailed in Iran is due to be assessed to determine whether she is fit to stay in prison, campaigners say.

A British mother jailed in Iran is due to be assessed to determine whether she is fit to stay in prison, campaigners say.

Ministers could avoid having to release a list of Brexit impact assessments in full by triggering a new vote in the Commons, they have suggested.

A prestigious awards ceremony for the £890m building insulation industry has been cancelled following a Sky News investigation into lobbying and fire safety.

Men over the age of 18 will be able to buy Viagra over the counter without a prescription after a reclassification.

The FBI has joined the search for a three-year-old girl who disappeared after her mother put her to bed at the weekend.

The uncle of the Duchess of Cambridge has been fined £5,000 and handed a community order after striking his wife with a "left hook" to the face during an argument.

Secondary ticketing websites are facing enforcement action following a year-long investigation by the competition regulator.

Thousands of workers in the UK’s grocery distribution sector are facing a bleak Christmas as Palmer & Harvey (P&H), Britain’s biggest tobacco supplier, hovers on the brink of administration amid fading hopes of a last-ditch rescue deal.

The Duchess of Cambridge has said she is "absolutely thrilled" at the "exciting news" of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's engagement.

Ireland's deputy prime minister Frances Fitzgerald has resigned, a move which could avert a snap election in the Republic.

Ireland's deputy prime minister Frances Fitzgerald is resigning, a move which could avert a snap election in the Republic.

Families celebrating Christmas with a traditional festive feast should stock up on gold chocolate coins this year - as the meal price has jumped by 16%.

Pope Francis avoided referring to the Rohingya by name as he delivered a speech in Myanmar, which has faced claims of ethnic cleansing and genocide against the minority Muslim group.

Pope Francis has called for "justice and respect for human rights" during a speech in Myanmar, which has faced claims of ethnic cleansing and genocide.

When newly engaged Meghan Markle and Prince Harry said they were introduced by a female friend, they prompted fevered speculation over the identity of the mystery matchmaker.

Former Coronation Street actor Bruno Langley has avoided jail after he admitted sexually assaulting two women at a Manchester music venue.