Новости за 05.03.2018

Britain can expect an even stronger relationship with Saudi Arabia after Brexit, the country's foreign minister has told Sky News.

One of the world's most important sites of scientific interest has been officially designated as part of a mining exploration zone, Sky News can reveal.

A restaurant has been closed after a former Russian spy was found unconscious in a shopping centre following exposure to an unknown substance.

A man critically ill after being exposed to an unknown substance in Salisbury is a former Russian spy, Sky sources believe.

A man critically ill after being exposed to an unknown substance in Salisbury is a former Russian spy, Sky sources believe.

A man has been arrested for allegedly stealing Frances McDormand's Best Actress Oscar.

A man has been arrested for allegedly stealing Frances McDormand's Best Actress Oscar.

Relatives of those who died in the Grenfell fire last June have been allowed inside the tower.

Theresa May has said Britain can "set an example to the world" in the Brexit negotiations, as she reiterated her call to "get on with" the talks.

Theresa May has said Britain can "set an example to the world" in the Brexit negotiations, as she reiterated her call to "get on with" the talks.

The water supply has returned to Jaguar Land Rover and Cadbury, which had both been hit by a shortage that had affected much of the country.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and Cadbury have seen production at UK plants hit as the country continues to suffer from a water shortage.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has halted production at one of its UK plants as the country continues to suffer from a water shortage.

Ticket holders are demanding a refund after a Brighton cheese festival ran out of its main ingredient.

Ticket holders are demanding a refund after a Brighton cheese festival ran out of its main ingredient.

Kim Jong Un has met with officials from South Korea as part of a bid by Seoul to push for talks between his regime and the US.

The head of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) has warned a trade war sparked by US President Donald Trump would plunge the world into "deep recession".

The Prime Minister has confessed to Sky News she is "worried" about the younger generation not getting an opportunity to get their foot on the housing ladder and its subsequent impact on wealth inequality in the UK.

Two people are in a critical condition in hospital after they were thought to have been exposed to an "unknown substance" at a shopping centre.

The Government will make it easier for shops to be turned into houses as the Prime Minister insisted she is "determined" to tackle Britain's housing crisis.

A teenager who told staff at a secure mental hospital that he "liked killing" has been jailed for the "brutally violent" murder of 16-year-old Leonne Weeks.

A Sumatran tiger was killed and disembowelled by a remote Indonesian community because villagers thought it was a supernatural creature.

Emma Watson has shown a permanent commitment to the Time's Up movement as she debuted a tattoo with the words at the Oscars.

A two-year-old girl has died after a mirror fell on her at a shoe store in the US.

The charities' watchdog has received reports of 80 current and historical cases where people have been harmed or put at risk since the Oxfam scandal broke.