Новости за 13.03.2018

Four Labour MPs have now received suspect packages or anti-Muslim letters in Parliament within 48 hours, as police investigate a potential link.

Black cab rapist John Worboys is a "significant threat to Londoners' safety", Sadiq Khan has said, as the case challenging his release from prison started in court.

A teenager has told jurors he "never intended to kill" when he planted a bomb on the Tube at Parsons Green and instead wanted to live out an action film fantasy.

The death of a 69-year-old Russian man in London is being investigated by counter-terrorism police, Scotland Yard has said.

The death of a man in his 60s in London is being investigated by counter-terror police, Scotland Yard has said.

The Government has signalled 1p and 2p coins won't be scrapped - a day after the Treasury announced a consultation on their use.

The Government has signalled 1p and 2p coins won't be scrapped - a day after the Treasury announced a consultation on their use.

The Government will consult on whether to scrap 1p and 2p coins, along with the £50 note.

The Government will consult on whether to scrap 1p and 2p coins, along with the £50 note.

A gang has been jailed for an attack which left a Kurdish-Iranian student with life-changing injuries.

Philip Hammond offered the prospect of a boost to public spending later this year as he presented upgraded growth forecasts and predictions of falling inflation, debt and borrowing in his spring statement.

Outgoing US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has said he will remain at the White House until the end of the month to ensure a "smooth and orderly transition".

Donald Trump has sacked Rex Tillerson as US Secretary of State, following months of speculation over the former ExxonMobil CEO's position.

Police hunting a stalker who has been harassing a woman for six years have released pictures of several notes in an appeal to people who may recognise the handwriting and distinctive features.

Health officials insist public safety has not been compromised in Salisbury despite a warning from the doctor who oversaw the development of the nerve agent used in the attack on a Russian double agent.

A terminally ill retired lecturer is heading to the High Court on Tuesday to try and win the right for a doctor to help him to die.

The UK will "regret" its decision to leave the European Union, Brussels' top official has warned.

The grandson of cult leader Charles Manson has won a four-month court battle over the rights to his body.

An improved outlook for world economic growth will be placed at severe risk if a trade war results from US metal tariffs, a respected global forum has warned.

Pork pies and pasties have been thrown out of the official inflation basket of goods and services used to calculate inflation.

Hillary Clinton calls him the "manspreader" who doesn't respect women - not a great indicator of someone likely to want to pacify Theresa May in a hurry.

A law which would require all pornography websites to verify the ages of visitors from the UK or face being blocked has been delayed.

A law which would require all pornography websites to verify the ages of visitors from the UK or face being blocked has been delayed.

A woman has died after being found on fire outside a school in London, police have said.

Gwent Police is being investigated after failing to inform hundreds of people that hackers may have accessed their confidential reports to the force.