Новости за 08.03.2018

China has led an international backlash after Donald Trump confirmed plans to levy steep tariffs on steel and aluminium imports - sparking fears of a global trade war.

Donald Trump has fired the starting gun on what could become a world trade war by officially ordering tariffs on US imports of steel and aluminium.

The police officer who fell seriously ill after the nerve agent attack put a rapist behind bars who had been at large for decades.

The police officer who fell seriously ill after the nerve agent attack put a rapist behind bars who had been at large for decades.

Labour have suspended party members over comments made on a controversial Facebook group that Jeremy Corbyn used to be a part of.

Victims of the Parsons Green bombing have described the moment a "fireball" burst through their Tube carriage, causing severe burns and sparking panic.

The UK Government has tabled a budget for Northern Ireland amid the ongoing absence of a devolved administration at Stormont.

A young girl has escaped with her life after being mauled by a lion in Saudi Arabia.

We have never seen a Saudi royal visit like it. Young Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman - MBS for short - has swept through in a whirlwind of hype, excitement and controversy.

Police have lost track of 485 registered sex offenders across Britain including rapists and paedophiles, Sky News can reveal.

KFC has returned to its old delivery contractor to supply chicken to restaurants after hundreds of outlets were forced to close last month.

A submarine owner who denies murdering journalist Kim Wall is an intelligent man with "psychopathic traits", a court heard.

The European Commission has demanded more than £2.4bn from Britain over unpaid customs duties on cheap Chinese fashion imports.

A school shooting that killed a 17-year-old student and injured another is being treated as accidental, according to police.

A former Russian spy and his daughter remain in hospital in comas after being poisoned in Salisbury.

The nerve gas used in the poisoning of ex-Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia are likely to have been supplied by a state, researchers say.

Star Wars composer John Williams has announced the next episode of the saga will be his last, leaving a vacuum in the force.

The sister of Islamic State's leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi has been convicted of terrorism charges and sentenced to death.

Amazon has taken action after users of its digital assistant Alexa reported it randomly laughing, leading some to feel "freaked out".

There were a record 412 terror-related arrests last year - the first time the figure has been above 300.

February was the worst month on record for A&E in the NHS with just 85% of patients seen within four hours.

The owner of John Lewis and Waitrose has reported a 77% fall in annual profits and cut the annual bonus given to staff.

A Chinese boy whose frozen hair photo went viral has been thrown out of his new private school due to media attention.

Snow and sleet have hit parts of England and Wales, less than a week after heavy snowfall and sub-zero temperatures battered the UK.

A Nottingham Trent University student has posted a video online of people chanting "we hate the blacks".