Новости за 11.03.2018

A senior shadow minister is making an official complaint against her party, accusing the Labour leader’s office of "aggressive" and "intimidating" behaviour.

A senior shadow minister is making an official complaint against her party, accusing the Labour leader’s office of "aggressive" and "intimidating" behaviour.

At least 16 people have died after a church in southern Rwanda was hit by lightning.

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The US will not be making any concessions to North Korea during forthcoming nuclear talks, according to the CIA's director.

The US will not be making any concessions to North Korea during forthcoming nuclear talks, according to the CIA's director.

The US will not be making any concessions to North Korea during forthcoming nuclear talks, according to the CIA's director.

A Turkish private jet has crashed in a remote part of Iran's Zagros mountains, killing all 11 people on board.

Labour's John McDonnell has urged his party's MPs to stop appearing on TV channel Russia Today in the wake of the Salisbury spy poisoning.

National Front leader Marine Le Pen has suggested her party change its name to National Rally in an attempt to detoxify its image.

The chair of Jeremy Corbyn-supporting group Momentum has pulled out of the race for Labour's top job.

James Corden has hit out at "snobby" critics who claim Beatrix Potter would not have liked the newly released live action Peter Rabbit film.

Services at London's King's Cross and Manchester Piccadilly ground to a halt amid demonstrations by pro-Kurdish protesters.

Train services at Manchester Piccadilly railway station have grounded to a halt after protesters trespassed onto tracks.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a car hit another vehicle and overturned, killing its two male occupants.

Philip Hammond has signalled the Government could back moves to mirror US-style sanctions legislation on Russian officials in the wake of the Salisbury spy poisoning.

Hundreds of people have been told to wash their possessions following the discovery of traces of a nerve agent in Salisbury - but health officials insist the risk to the public is still "very low".

Hundreds of people have been told to wash their possessions following the discovery of traces of a nerve agent in Salisbury - but health officials insist the risk to the public is still "very low".

Britain appears unable to protect those seeking political asylum in the UK, according to the widow of murdered Alexander Litvinenko.

Britain appears unable to protect those seeking political asylum in the UK, according to the widow of murdered Alexander Litvinenko.

Team Sky star Chris Froome has thanked fans for their support during a "tough old period" as he battles to clear his name following an adverse analytical finding for the asthma drug Salbutamol.

A fictional newspaper-style advert encouraging businesses who oppose Brexit to "vote with their feet" has been banned from London Underground stations.

A father's "brutal" regime resulted in his daughter becoming an "elective mute" and her sister developing a "fixed smile", the High Court heard.

Zayn Malik's website has crashed after he shared a new song for free.

Electric shock collars used to train animals are set to be banned in England under new Government proposals.