Новости за 10.03.2018

The Syrian regime's bombardment of rebel-held eastern Ghouta has now claimed the lives of more than 1,000 civilians, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

Five locations across Salisbury have been identified as possible sources of the nerve agent which left former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in a critical condition.

Police have identified more than 240 witnesses and are examining more than 200 pieces of evidence as they investigate the attempted murder of a former Russian spy in Salisbury.

West Ham United has called an emergency meeting after several pitch invasions and crowd protests interrupted the club's 3-0 defeat to Burnley at the London Stadium on Saturday.

Threatening letters calling for a "Punish a Muslim Day" on 3 April are being investigated by counter-terror police.

The husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has urged Boris Johnson to secure his wife's release from an Iranian prison, asking "what is going on?"

It's a wet market day on the picture postcard streets of Salisbury.

Organisers of a prestigious elephant polo tournament in Thailand have said they are "saddened" by behind-the-scenes footage that appears to show animals being beaten with sharp metal poles.

Elizabeth Hurley has revealed her 21-year-old nephew was "repeatedly stabbed" in a "brutal attack" in London.

Motorists will pay up to 45% more on parking charges and resident permits as cash-strapped councils deal with budget shortages, according to reports.

Three hostages have been killed by a gunman, a former US Army rifleman, at a veterans' home in California.

Women wearing make-up are less likely to be considered strong leaders, according to a new study.

Donald Trump has said he believes North Korea will "honour its commitment" after the regime promised not to conduct missile tests ahead of his planned talks with Kim Jong Un.

Donald Trump has said he believes North Korea will "honour its commitment" after the regime "promised" not to conduct missile tests ahead of his planned talks with Kim Jong Un.

Donald Trump has said a deal with North Korea could be a "very good one for the world" a day after agreeing to meet with Kim Jong Un in the coming weeks.

Ministers are looking into imposing time limits for children using social media platforms, according to Culture Secretary Matt Hancock.

Teachers' hours and workload are set to be cut in a bid to tackle staff shortages in schools.

Teachers' hours and workload will be cut in a bid to tackle staff shortages in schools, the Education Secretary will pledge.

A collection of more than 100 of the most disastrous inventions will go on display in the new Museum of Failure in Los Angeles.

An elderly man has died in hospital due to "dangerous overcrowding" of the accident and emergency department, a health trust has admitted.

An elderly man has died in hospital due to "dangerous overcrowding" of the accident and emergency department, a health trust has admitted.

An elderly man has died in hospital due to "dangerous overcrowding" of the accident and emergency department, a health trust has admitted.