Новости за 29.01.2018

Canadian police are searching gardens and backyards in Toronto for possible victims of a suspected serial killer.

Parents will be hit with more than just a new colour on their children's passports, as the price of some is set to jump by 27%.

The FBI's deputy director has stepped down from his position after Donald Trump accused him of being biased and acting in favour of his 2016 election rival Hillary Clinton.

David Beckham has finally realised his dream of a Major League Soccer franchise.

The US military has said it will review its privacy policy amid concerns that an interactive map released by fitness tracking app Strava could reveal the locations of sensitive military bases.

A former loyalist paramilitary chief turned "supergrass" has been jailed for six and a half years before he can be considered for release for 202 terror offences.

Kim Jong Nam, the estranged half-brother of North Korea's leader, met a Korean-American man on a tourist island before he was assassinated, a court has been told.

A man has died after being sucked into an MRI scanner at a hospital in India.

Under-fire England women's head coach Phil Neville has revealed a historical tweet where he wrote "just battered the wife" was of a sporting nature and he regrets writing it.

The High Court says doctors can stop life support treatment for brain-damaged baby Isaiah Haastrup, against his parents' wishes.

A diplomatic row has broken out between Britain and the EU over the rule of law and when the final Brexit deal needs to be reached.

A diplomatic row has broken out between Britain and the EU over when the final Brexit deal needs to be reached.

The new boss of easyJet has volunteered to have his salary cut to the same level of his female predecessor to show his "personal commitment" to equal pay.

The European Union has taken two minutes to adopt its negotiating guidelines on Britain's Brexit transition period.

A man held over what Cambodian officials have described as "pornographic dancing" has written a letter - seen by Sky News - asking for help.

Relatively unknown in America, Luxembourg native Vicky Krieps suddenly found herself at the heart of Hollywood's awards season.

MPs on both sides of the Brexit debate are becoming increasingly vocal - boosting speculation that Theresa May will be subject to a leadership challenge.

A prominent backbencher has said the "window is closing" for Theresa May to reinvigorate the Conservatives' fortunes.

Animal charities have criticised Grammys host James Corden for giving away puppies during the star-studded awards show.

A teenager who launched an acid attack on a girl for dating her ex-boyfriend has been released from jail after serving a quarter of her sentence.

A man has been remanded in custody after appearing in court charged over a car crash that killed three teenage boys.

Volkswagen has ordered an immediate inquiry into allegations German carmakers ordered scientific tests in which monkeys and humans were exposed to diesel fumes.

A former minister who recently left Theresa May's government has called on critics of the Prime Minister to get behind her as she attempts the "almost impossible" task of negotiating Brexit.

Operation Enduring Freedom was launched in Afghanistan by the US and its allies following the attacks on the Twin Towers in New York.

A father has been stopped from taking his young daughter out of the UK over her mother's fears she may be subjected to female genital mutilation (FGM) in Guinea, West Africa.