Новости за 26.02.2018

A British woman critically injured in a helicopter crash in the Grand Canyon has died in hospital, the Foreign Office has confirmed.

The United States has piled pressure on Russia to use its "influence" to secure a fully-fledged ceasefire in Syria's rebel-held enclave of eastern Ghouta.

An order by Vladimir Putin for daily five-hour ceasefires in airstrikes on the rebel-held Syrian enclave of eastern Ghouta does not go far enough, according to Save the Children.

Tesco has apologised after fans of Marvel blockbuster Black Panther questioned why a fancy dress outfit based on the character had been listed on its website as "Dark Panther".

The terrorist threat from extreme right-wing groups and individuals has grown significantly, with four right-wing plots foiled in the past year, according to the UK's most senior counter-terror police officer.

President Donald Trump has pledged to turn grief over the Florida school shooting into 'action' to make sure it never happens again.

MPs have again criticised Carillion directors, saying they were not willing to "wake up and listen" to warnings of its collapse.

A former Wales international who totted up more than 500 Football League appearances has been jailed for his role in a "shameful" multi-million pound scam targeting schools and colleges.

Diabetes UK says the number of people living with the disease has doubled in the last 20 years.

Jeremy Corbyn's pledge to keep Britain in a permanent customs union with the EU has been branded Blairist spin "at its best" by a senior MP from his own party.

Jeremy Corbyn's pledge to keep Britain in a permanent customs union with the EU has been branded Blairist spin "at its best" by a senior MP from his own party.

Katie Price has said she is "devastated" after her dog was killed in a "hit-and-run".

Starbucks is to charge customers 5p to use a paper cup at some of its stores to reduce plastic waste.

Bollywood superstar Sridevi Kapoor drowned in her hotel bathtub after fainting this weekend, police have said.

The Rolling Stones are to tour Britain for the first time in five years with gigs in London, Manchester, Edinburgh, and Cardiff.

A British boxer has died after being rushed to hospital moments after he won a contest in Doncaster.

A £260,000 supercar was left badly damaged after it collided with a bus outside Nottingham train station.

Movie director Kevin Smith, known for hits such as Clerks and Dogma, has revealed he suffered a "massive heart attack" which nearly killed him.

A driver has pleaded guilty to killing three teenage boys in a crash in west London.

Vladimir Putin has ordered a daily "humanitarian pause" in airstrikes on the rebel-held Syrian enclave of eastern Ghouta.

Vladimir Putin has ordered a daily "humanitarian pause" to air strikes on the rebel-held Syrian enclave of Eastern Ghouta.

The United Nations has called Syria and other war-torn nations "prolific slaughterhouses" as it appealed for an immediate ceasefire in the country.

The United Nations has called Syria and other war-torn nations "prolific slaughterhouses" as it appealed for an immediate ceasefire in the country.

A global shortage of raisins, sultanas and currants is set to send the price of hot cross buns soaring this Easter.