Новости за 16.03.2018

A man who raped two women in the 1980s has been caught more than three decades later after urinating in a neighbour's plant pot.

The Foreign Secretary drew battle lines with the Kremlin as he pointed the finger directly at Vladimir Putin for the Salisbury poisoning, saying it is "overwhelmingly likely" he ordered the nerve agent attack on Sergei Skripal.

One of Russia's most senior diplomats has told Sky News his country has never possessed a nerve agent with the codename "novichok" and has destroyed all its chemical weapons.

A grieving father has called for "justice" following the death of his daughter, who had been in a coma for three weeks after an alleged attack by a group of girls in the street.

Prince Harry raised the issue of shrinking defence budgets as he returned to the Army centre where he learnt to fly Apache helicopters.

Prince Harry raised the issue of shrinking defence budgets as he returned to the Army centre where he learnt to fly Apache helicopters.

Thousands of Syrians have fled two major assaults which have seen dozens of people killed at opposite ends of the war-torn country.

Eight people have been injured in a ski lift accident which saw skiers hurled from their seats.

British counter-terror police have launched a murder investigation into the death of Russian Nikolai Glushkov in London.

South Africa's former president Jacob Zuma will be charged with corruption over a massive arms deal in the 1990s.

A teenage asylum-seeker who set off a bomb on a rush hour Tube train is facing life in jail.

Arsenal have been drawn against Russian side CSKA Moscow in the quarter-finals of the Europa League.

North Korea has begun testing a nuclear reactor that could be used to produce weapons-grade plutonium, according to intelligence analysts.

A self-declared "cyborg" has been fined after he was unable to produce his travel card on request - because it had been implanted in his hand.

A speech John F Kennedy was due to deliver in Dallas on the day of his assassination has been recreated with recordings of his voice.

North Korea's foreign minister has travelled to Sweden, fuelling speculation that Donald Trump's meeting with Kim Jong Un could take place in the country.

Two murderers have been executed by lethal injection in the US, but doubt remains as to their guilt, supporters say.

We are more aware of the need to recycle than ever before but there is still confusion over what items can be recycled.

There is no evidence to support the claim Britain could have a post-Brexit open Irish border without any checkpoints, according to a report by MPs.

Donald Trump Jr and his wife Vanessa are to divorce after more than a decade of marriage, they have announced.

Zimbabwe's former leader Robert Mugabe has said his country must "undo" the "coup d'etat" that saw him ousted from power late last year.

One of President Putin's longest standing opponents has told Sky News that the Salisbury attack was the consequence of Western indifference to an ever-evolving threat from Russia and that the UK was targeted because it is perceived as weak.

A shirt from clothing chain Topman has upset some who say it references the Hillsborough tragedy.

A "space harpoon" designed to catch a defunct satellite the size of a double-decker bus has passed a crucial earthbound test.