Новости за 25.01.2018

Singapore police have arrested 20 people after oil worth £6.4m was siphoned from a Shell refinery.

A surge in gun and knife offences has helped fuel a 14% increase in crime across England and Wales.

A judge has banned a father and mother from contacting the 13 children they are accused of holding captive in their squalid California home.

The world's most famous moody moggy has won a big payout after a court case - but she still won't smile.

A spike in norovirus is increasing the pressure on hospitals already facing high levels of demand, according to NHS England.

Leave-supporting Tory MPs have privately indicated to the Government they are willing to mount their first rebellion over a new post-Brexit customs union, Sky News understands.

The United Kingdom will be "at the front of the line" when it comes to negotiating to a free trade agreement with the United States.

A train has derailed near the Italian city of Milan, killing at least three people and injuring more than 100.

A train has derailed near the Italian city of Milan, killing at least two people and injuring more than 100.

Residents of Cape Town, one of the world's most popular tourist destinations, could be forced to queue for emergency water by April as the city battles its worst drought for a century.

A national drinking water scheme is hoping to encourage more of us to switch from single-use plastic bottles over to tap water by making it easier for us  to "fill up for free".

The UK's annual consumption of sandwiches has the same environmental impact as around eight million cars, scientists have claimed.

YouTube star Logan Paul is back on the platform for the first time since he caused outrage for filming the body of a suicide victim.

A camel beauty contest in Saudi Arabia has been rocked by scandal after 12 ships of the desert were disqualified because their owners had used Botox on them.

Public Health England will today provide an update on the progress of an influenza outbreak that is already the most serious since 2010-11, and may be officially rated an epidemic if it continues on its current trajectory.

The head of the Charity Commission has said she is "horrified" over reports of groping and harassment at the men-only Presidents Club dinner - and has asked for an urgent meeting with the charity's trustees.

Pressure is mounting on Government minister Nadhim Zahawi and other senior Tories over the charity dinner at the centre of a groping and sexual harassment scandal.

President Trump has said he is willing to be interviewed under oath over claims of Russian meddling in the US election.

President Trump has said he is willing to be interviewed under oath over claims of Russian meddling in the US election.

Chinese scientists have cloned two monkeys using a technique that could see hundreds of identical primates and possibly identical humans being created.

Chinese scientists have cloned two monkeys using a technique that could see hundreds of identical primates and possibly identical humans being created.

North Korea has called on "all Koreans at home and abroad" to "promote contact (and) cooperation between North and South Korea".

The Prime Minister will use her speech at the World Economic Forum to demand social media giants crack down on illegal and harmful content or face a backlash from government and investors.

Pope Francis has claimed "fake news" dates back to the time of Adam and Eve as he urged journalists to make it their mission to search for the truth.