Новости за 07.01.2018

One of the BBC's most experienced journalists has quit her post, accusing the corporation of running a "secretive and illegal" pay structure.

Carrie Gracie has left her post as the BBC's China editor, accusing the corporation of running a "secretive and illegal" pay structure.

Donald Trump's former chief strategist and confidant, Steve Bannon, has expressed "regret" over damaging claims made in controversial book Fire and Fury.

Sinn Fein MP Barry McElduff has been summoned to meet his party's leadership to explain a video showing him with a Kingsmill loaf on his head on the anniversary of the Kingsmill massacre.

Tennis star Boris Becker has accused a far-right German politician of trying to "trick" people after his son was targeted in a "racist" tweet.

A post-Brexit trade deal between Britain and the US could be put in jeopardy if Donald Trump does not get an invite to the Royal wedding, it has been claimed.

Pope Francis has told mothers to feel free to breastfeed their babies as they took part in a long Vatican ceremony in which he baptised 34 infants.

A review has been launched following the controversial decision to release serial sex attacker John Worboys.

Across the globe people have spent the weekend marking the Christian festival of Epiphany with traditions like outdoor swimming, festive cakes and singing.

A woman has been arrested after a baby was found dead in the toilet of a commercial aircraft.

A dog had to be dragged away from its dead owner's body after remaining at her side for weeks.

Theresa May has said she was "not impressed" with obscene tweets from Toby Young, but added he will only lose his job if he uses such language again.

Thousands of tons of oil are at risk of pouring into the sea off the coast of China after a tanker collided with a freighter.

Theresa May has defended her handling of the NHS and said the Government has "put the money in that was asked for".

Theresa May has defended her handling of the NHS and said the Government has "put the money in that was asked for".

A man has died and a woman been injured after an explosion outside a metro station in Stockholm.

Two people have been injured after an explosion outside a metro station in Stockholm.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said she is optimistic she can form a new government as she embarked in new coalition talks.

A Scottish MSP is calling for a tax on plastic straws.

Theresa May has ditched her pledge to give MPs a vote on overturning the ban on fox hunting.

People have flocked to the beach and tennis players been forced off court on Sydney's hottest day for 79 years.

A 25-year plan to plant 50 million trees across the North of England has been backed by the Government.

Two ticket holders have won more than $1bn in the two main US lottery draws.

Pubs could stay open later to mark the marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Theresa May's long-awaited Cabinet reshuffle is expected finally to go ahead as MPs return to Westminster on Monday, with around half a dozen ministers changing jobs.