Новости за 31.01.2018

The Prime Minister will have found the acrobatic performance of Chinese opera in the city of Wuhan a welcome respite from the soap opera at home.

The Turkish Prime Minister has reacted angrily to criticism from the French President who warned the country against invading the northern Syrian enclave of Afrin.

Theresa May has rejected the resignation of a Tory peer who offered to stand down for being late to answer a question in the House of Lords.

A member of the House of Lords has shocked colleagues by resigning for being late to answer a question.

A drug which means incurable breast cancer patients can live a normal life will now be used across the NHS in England.

One person has died after a train taking Republican Party politicians and their families to a party retreat was involved in a crash with a bin lorry, the White House has confirmed.

UKIP's embattled leader has admitted he was wrong to claim he had a degree from Sandhurst.

A prisoner has been found stabbed to death at HMP Wormwood Scrubs in west London, police have said.

A prisoner has been found stabbed to death at Wormwood Scrubs, according to Sky sources.

A judge says 265 people have come forward to say they were abused by disgraced Olympics doctor Larry Nassar.

A senior journalist at the centre of a gender pay row has accused the BBC of adding "insult to the original injury" as she revealed she has been offered £100,000 in back pay.

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

Two brothers have appeared in court accused of involvement in a plot to smuggle £50m of cocaine into the UK on a private jet from Colombia.

The man accused of carrying out the Finsbury Park terror attack has blamed a man called Dave who he says "vanished" like Dynamo the magician.

Wales has banned under-18s from having initimate piercings to protect their "health and well-being".

Wales has banned under-18s from having initimate piercings to protect their "health and well-being".

A 14-year-old girl has been arrested after a boy was splashed with chemicals at a school in Darlington.

Labour's Emily Thornberry has branded the Conservatives and DUP a "coalition of cavemen" over their opposition to votes at 16.

A Scottish Labour politician who claims he was racially abused by a member of his own party says the UK is facing a rise in "everyday Islamophobia".

Women who walk on to the grid at the start of Formula One races will no longer be used, the sport's organisers have said.

Tory MPs will be allowed to back an opposition bid to publish a leaked Brexit impact paper.

Coca-Cola plans to close a manufacturing site in Milton Keynes and a distribution centre in Northampton with the loss of 300 jobs.

As many as 2.5 million Afghans living in Pakistan could face deportation when a deadline ends on Wednesday.

The NHS has been told to "immediately stop sharing patient data with the Home Office" for the purpose of tracing immigration offenders.

Theresa May has said she is committed to making sure families achieve the "British dream" of "ensuring each generation has a better future than the last", amid continuing questions about her leadership.