Новости за 21.01.2018

More than 100,000 Greeks have protested in the city of Thessaloniki to demand the country of Macedonia stops using the name.

Controversial plans for a zip wire attraction in a Lake District valley could be scuppered by claims it would be a "significant hazard".

UKIP's ruling body has passed a unanimous vote of no confidence in party leader Henry Bolton following a row over his 25-year-old girlfriend.

Germany's centre-left party has agreed to coalition talks with Angela Merkel's conservatives after four months of deadlock.

The number of people murdered in Mexico reached a record high in 2017 as a wave of violence sweeps across the country.

Turkish troops, armoured vehicles and special forces have moved three miles (5km) inside the Kurdish-controlled Afrin area of northern Syria.

UKIP boss Henry Bolton has defiantly refused to resign and insisted the party "cannot afford" a third leadership contest in the space of two years.

Hundreds of people are gathering to pay their respects to Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan whose body is in public repose.

Hundreds of people are gathering to pay their respects to Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan whose body is in public repose.

Games Of Thrones star Maisie Williams wants to test herself as a performer and take to the stage when the show is finished.

Kyle Edmund recorded the most significant victory of his career by beating Andreas Seppi in four sets to reach his maiden Grand Slam quarter-final.

France would "probably" have voted to leave the EU if it had held an in/out referendum, according to the country's leader.

France would "probably" have voted to leave the EU if it had held an in/out referendum, according to the country's leader.

More snow is on the way across large parts of Britain after the coldest night in almost two years.

A 54-year-old man has been arrested after an eight-year-old girl was stabbed to death near Walsall, police have said.

Police officers were charged by elephants while staking out a suspected cannabis farm, dropping an automatic rifle amid the chaos.

A key vote is set to be held in a last-ditch attempt to reopen the US government before hundreds of thousands of federal workers are forced to start the working week with no pay.

The chair of an influential House of Commons committee has urged the Prime Minister to make good on her promise to crackdown on "unscrupulous" company bosses by imposing billion-pound fines.

The chair of an influential House of Commons committee has urged the Prime Minister to make good on her promise to crackdown on "unscrupulous" company bosses by imposing billion-pound fines.

Company bosses who put workers' pensions at risk to "line their own pockets” will face huge fines under plans unveiled by Theresa May.

The fate of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the direction of European politics will become clearer after a vote by 600 members of Mrs Merkel's opposing party, the Social Democrats (SPD).

A host of Hollywood stars joined hundreds of thousands of protesters on the Women's Marches on the anniversary of Donald Trump's inauguration.

Hundreds of thousands of people have joined women's marches across America in protest against President Donald Trump and sexual assault.

America's former ambassador to the United Nations has told Sky News that she is "heartbroken" over the "coldness and the cruelty" of Donald Trump's foreign policy decisions.

The Zombies bassist Jim Rodford has died aged 76 after a fall, just six days after his final performance.