Новости за 03.01.2018

Thousands of pro-government demonstrators have taken to the streets in cities across Iran after a week of anti-regime unrest over the country's economy.

A flaw in Intel microprocessors is leaving computers worldwide facing up to a 50% slowdown when performing particular tasks.

Five men and a woman have been arrested on suspicion of being members of the banned far-right National Action party.

Five men and one woman have been arrested on suspicion of being members of the banned far-right National Action party.

A footballer has won €1m after his uncle gave him the winning Euromillions ticket as a Christmas present.

Next has reported a 1.5% rise in full-price sales over the festive season, beating its own expectations of a dismal Christmas.

Next has reported a 1.5% rise in full price sales over the festive season, beating its own expectations of a dismal Christmas.

Money transfer firm MoneyGram says its planned sale to a company owned by Alibaba's founder Jack Ma has been called off after regulators blocked the deal.

Wildlife experts have been left mystified after children discovered nests of suspected snake eggs in their school sandpit.

An impatient passenger forced his way out of the emergency exit of a Ryanair plane after he became fed up of waiting to alight.

Donald Trump has warned Kim Jong Un that he has a nuclear button which is "much bigger" than that of the North Korean leader.

Donald Trump has warned Kim Jong Un that he has a nuclear button which is "much bigger" than that of the North Korean leader.

Prosecutors in Los Angeles have confirmed they are reviewing two cases involving the disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.

Police data reveals there has been a 30% increase in car thefts over the past three years, as thieves bypass modern vehicle security systems.

Police data reveals there has been a 30% increase in car thefts over the past three years, as thieves bypass modern vehicle security systems.

A woman thought she was suffering from Crohn's disease for six years until surgery revealed the real source of her symptoms were the remnants of a sachet of Heinz sauce.

A woman thought she was suffering from Crohn's disease for six years until surgery revealed the real source of her symptoms were the remnants of a sachet of Heinz sauce.

Heavy snow is forecast for northeast America as a large part of the country remains gripped by a record-breaking freeze.