Новости за 13.02.2018

A 37-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was found dead at a flat in Manchester.

Team GB speed skater Elise Christie has crashed out in her bid for gold in the women's 500m final in Pyeongchang.

Championship footballer Ryan Mason has been forced to retire at the age of 26 following a head injury.

South Africa's ruling party has rejected a bid by leader and President Jacob Zuma to resign within three to six months.

Human rights groups have criticised the President of the Philippines for saying troops should shoot female rebels in the genitals to render them "useless".

England cricketer Ben Stokes has pleaded not guilty to a charge of affray in connection with an incident outside a Bristol nightclub.

The grandmother of a missing schoolboy fears his mother and grandfather have taken him to live an "alternative lifestyle" abroad.

Britain and America are set for a diplomatic row over two captured Islamic State fighters who were part of a group dubbed "The Beatles".

A new study has found that hormone pregnancy tests had the potential to deform embryos in the womb.

Inflation remained steady in January as weaker price rises for fuel were offset by expensive tickets to family attractions.

The rate of inflation remain unchanged in January at 3%, the Office for National Statistics said.

Former international development secretary Justine Greening has said she does not recall being aware of the allegations surrounding senior Oxfam aid workers in Haiti.

A dog has been hailed a "true hero" after he died protecting his owners and other walkers from a bear while out hiking in New York State.

The mysterious cigar-shaped asteroid Oumuamua has been spinning through space for billions of years because of a violent incident in its past, researchers have discovered.

Two teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of murder after the death of a six-week-old boy in Southampton, police have said.

Tour operator Thomas Cook is taking British tourists back to Tunisia from today for the first time since the Sousse massacre.

Tour operator Thomas Cook is taking British tourists back to Tunisia from today for the first time since the Sousse massacre.

A former top manager at Oxfam has said that while she was working at the charity she was told of three examples of sexual misconduct in the space of 24 hours.

The Home Office says it has developed new online technology to automatically detect and block terrorist online content.

The number of people being admitted to hospital for eating disorders in England has almost doubled in six years.

The African National Congress has decided to sack South Africa's President Jacob Zuma, a senior official says.

The African National Congress has voted to recall their support for the country's President Jacob Zuma, according to local media reports.

Eight months on from the tragedy, children directly affected by the Grenfell Tower disaster have been receiving expert coaching from their nearest football league club during the half-term holiday.

A police officer sacked for trying to calm an armed black man rather than shoot him has won damages from his employer.

MPs are calling for a cap on the price of gas and electricity amid fears consumers are being ripped off.