Новости за 23.02.2018

Donald Trump has thanked the US Secret Service after the White House was put on lockdown when a vehicle struck a security barrier.

The White House has been put on lockdown after a vehicle struck a security barrier.

Donald Trump's former campaign deputy has pleaded guilty to conspiring against the United States government.

A missing painting by famed Impressionist Edgar Degas has been found on a bus near Paris nine years after it was stolen.

The Labour Party's general secretary Iain McNicol has resigned from his role in order to "pursue new challenges".

A 28-year-old man has been charged with the manslaughter of Holby City star John Michie's daughter at a festival.

The Archbishop of Canterbury says Meghan Markle's divorce is something the Church of England has "dealt with" in the same way it would with any other couple.

The directors of Toys R Us's British chain are preparing to appoint administrators early next week in a move that will threaten more than 3,000 jobs on an already-troubled high street.

Donald Trump has insisted that arming teachers would make schools safer, saying they would have "shot the hell out" of the Parkland gunman.

Former BHS owner Dominic Chappell has been ordered to pay £87,170 for failing to provide pensions information to an investigation into the collapse of the retailer.

Former BHS owner Dominic Chappell has been ordered to pay £87,170 for failing to provide pensions information to an investigation into the collapse of the retailer.

A survivor of the Florida school shooting who spoke to Donald Trump while recovering in hospital has said she has "never been so unimpressed by a person in my life".

A car that crashed into and killed two young brothers in Coventry has been caught on camera moments before the collision.

An error-filled job application written by Steve Jobs before he co-founded Apple could fetch more than $50,000 (£35,700) at an auction next month.

A jury is deciding verdicts in the trial of a teacher who allegedly tried to groom youngsters into terrorism as he plotted attacks on landmarks including Big Ben.

European Council president Donald Tusk has delivered a scathing assessment of the UK's Brexit position less than 24 hours after Theresa May appeared to have secured an agreement among her divided Cabinet.

An ejector seat maker has been fined £1.1m for a health and safety breach which resulted in the death of a Red Arrows pilot.

Stephen Fry has announced he is receiving treatment for prostate cancer.

Myanmar's government is bulldozing Rohingya villages and destroying precious evidence, according to a rights groups.

Campaigners trying to make it an offence to attack service animals, including police dogs and horses, have suffered a setback in the Commons.

A bill could be passed on Friday which would make it an offence to attack service animals, including police dogs and horses.

Meteorologically speaking we are less than one week away from the start of spring, but despite recent mild conditions the weather is set to turn cold again and it could last into next month.

Grooming gangs that preyed on 700 girls and vulnerable young women carried out their abuse with "arrogant persistence", a review has found.

The father of brain-damaged baby Isaiah Haastrup has had a visiting ban lifted after judges decided to allow the child's life support to be withdrawn.

Judges have turned down an appeal bid against a decision to stop life support for brain-damaged baby Isaiah Haastrup.