Новости за 30.01.2018

The boss of one of the world's best-known surfwear brands has gone missing at sea.

Former Glee star Mark Salling has died, his lawyer has confirmed amid reports he killed himself.

The Hawaii government employee who sent a warning of an incoming ballistic missile mistook a drill for an actual attack, it has emerged.

Ministers could be forced to publish a top secret study on the impact of Brexit - after the details of what it contains were leaked.

A man accused of deliberately driving a van into worshippers outside two mosques told jurors he hoped to kill Jeremy Corbyn as he gave evidence in court.

The four ringleaders of the Hatton Garden raid must pay £27.5m or serve another seven years in jail each, a judge has ruled.

Sky has been named as one of the best places to work for LGBT+ people in the UK by equalities charity Stonewall.

The Libertines have revealed details of their new hotel and studio in the seaside town of Margate.

Ulster and Ireland rugby players Paddy Jackson and Stuart Olding have gone on trial in Belfast accused of raping a young woman.

Vladimir Putin has described a list of Russian oligarchs and politicians published by the US as a "hostile step" that would "complicate" relations.

Vladimir Putin has described a list of Russian oligarchs and politicians published by the US as a "hostile step" that would "complicate" relations.

Patients have been implanted with a tiny "brain pacemaker" in an attempt to slow the progress of Alzheimer's disease.

Cape Town's water crisis is worsening, sparking fears that taps in the tourist hotspot could run dry.

Kenya's opposition leader Raila Odinga has attempted to swear himself in as president during an alternative ceremony, prompting accusations of treason and sparking a ban on TV and radio.

Five men have been arrested after half a tonne of cocaine worth more than £50m was found at Farnborough Airport.

Electric car chargers that are able to return power back to the grid network are being trialled by Newcastle University.

An assessment of the likely impact of various Brexit scenarios was leaked to undermine the exit talks, a Government minister has claimed.

Volkswagen has suspended its public relations chief - at his own request - as it investigates experiments that saw monkeys exposed to diesel exhaust fumes.

The homeless "hero" of the Manchester terror attack has been sentenced to more than four years in prison for stealing from victims.

Lovers of all things astronomical can look forward to a rare celestial event on Wednesday when three lunar phenomena collide.

Ambitious plans by former Manchester United stars to build a university and student village in the city have been approved.

The Court of Appeal has ruled that a spying law rushed through Parliament by Theresa May as Home Secretary in 2014 was unlawful.

Actor David Tennant has accepted substantial damages to settle a High Court claim over phone hacking at the News of the World (NotW).

Hundreds of new words, terms and phrases have been added to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED).

Police and prosecutors have apologised after a student's rape trial collapsed because an officer had failed to disclose key evidence.