Новости за 02.03.2018

Real Madrid star Luka Modric faces up to five years in jail after being charged with perjury.

A massive colony of Adelie penguins has been discovered in Antarctica, surprising scientists who had thought their numbers were in decline.

Drivers are risking lives by ignoring repeated warnings to stay off the roads in the treacherous snowy conditions, say police.

Theresa May has used a landmark speech on Brexit to hit back at the EU's refusal to offer Britain a bespoke deal after it leaves the bloc.

Police have arrested a suspect after two people were shot dead at Central Michigan University.

Two people have been shot dead at Central Michigan University, with police in camouflage gear scouring the area for the gunman.

A teenager has been jailed for a minimum of 11 years after planning an Islamic State-inspired vehicle attack in Cardiff.

After one of the coldest starts to the meteorological spring, it looks like temperatures will recover a little over the coming days, especially in the south.

Not since Muhammad Ali fought Joe Frazier had there been such a tough brawl to predict than that of this year's Oscars.

Four medics in Kenya have reportedly been suspended after surgeons cut open the wrong man's head.

Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin should be regulated in the future, the governor of the Bank of England has told Sky News.

The victim of a horrific acid attack has told Sky News he feels "sorry" for the man who carried out the assault ahead of his sentencing later.

The victim of a horrific acid attack has told Sky News he feels "sorry" for the man who carried out the assault ahead of his sentencing later.

Toys R Us customers are being told they may only have days to secure big discounts in the wake of the chain's UK collapse this week.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will invite 2,640 members of the public to Windsor Castle for the Royal wedding.

Have you heard of #MeToo? If you're on social media, watch the news or occasionally browse the web, chances are you probably have.

The UK is no longer in immediate danger of running out of gas but there are fears 20-year highs for wholesale costs could raise household bills.

Heavy snowfall and strengthening winds are wreaking havoc across the UK, leaving several people dead and hundreds stranded amid closed roads and cancelled flights.

A campaign group has warned that a rise in hate messages online is fuelling the threat of extreme right-wing terrorism.

A campaign group has warned that a rise in hate messages online is fuelling the threat of extreme right wing terrorism.

The discovery of picture tattoos on the upper arms of two ancient Egyptian mummies is changing the way we interpret body art.

A baby girl delivered by her father on the side of a busy main road in freezing conditions is doing well. according to doctors.

Human rights campaigners have demanded the Government reveal the rules for British spies in committing criminal offences, after the Prime Minister admitted such guidance exists.

Theresa May is to spell out her aims for UK-EU trade after Brexit, declaring she hopes to agree an "ambitious economic partnership" with the bloc.