Новости за 19.03.2018

Sex and the City actress Cynthia Nixon has announced she is running for governor of New York.

UKIP is facing a "real, real battle just to survive" after being ordered to pay £175,000 in legal costs, according to the party's former leader Nigel Farage.

The grieving father of a young woman killed by a Turkish airstrike in Syria has told Sky News how proud he is of his "principled" daughter.

Uber has suspended testing of its self-driving cars after one struck and killed a female cyclist in Phoenix.

The wife of Alexander Litvinenko has told Sky News she is devastated she cannot return to Russia to see her family over fears for her safety.

The FTSE 100 is trading at levels not seen since December 2016 after a rally in the pound's value - a reaction to Brexit progress - added to a tough day for shares worldwide.

Ant McPartlin is stepping down from his TV work and is to seek rehab following his drink-drive arrest, his publicist has said.

A man who attacked a 12-year-old girl and robbed her of her mobile phone has been jailed for three years.

A "significant step" has been made in Brexit negotiations after a breakthrough deal was reached on the transition period.

YouTuber Logan Paul, who caused outrage when he posted a video showing the body of a suicide victim, is to fight fellow vlogger KSI at Manchester Arena in August.

Police investigating the murder of Russian businessman Nikolai Glushkov have found no evidence of forced entry into his home.

Martina Navratilova has claimed fellow tennis legend and Wimbledon pundit John McEnroe is paid at least 10 times more than her by the BBC.

A dog was whipped "into a frenzy" and thrown into an icy river in a locked cage for a scene in a film, a whistleblower has claimed.

A feud between rival Minecraft gamers is the reason why 24,000 threatening emails were sent to schools and colleges in the UK, Sky News has learned.

A British woman has been killed fighting alongside Kurdish armed forces in northern Syria.

The foster parents of the Parsons Green bomber Ahmed Hassan have told Sky News of the dramatic moment armed police raided their home.

Deaths linked to ecstasy and cocaine are at their highest level since records began, according to a new report by academics from Durham University, advice service The Loop and drugs think tank Volte Face.

A Spanish island described as an "unspoiled paradise" and which boasts a 13-bedroom house, chapel and watchtower, has been bought by a family from Luxembourg for €18m (£16m) "for their own use".

Tinder's parent company Match Group is suing Bumble for alleged patent infringement, reportedly while also attempting to buy it out.

A nine-year-old boy has shot his sister in the back of the head in an argument over a video game controller.

The Gambling Commission has recommended the maximum stake for fixed-odd betting terminals (FOBTs) should be set "at or below £30".

Two cyclists have been injured after an explosion in Austin, Texas, just weeks after two others were killed by parcel bombs in the city.

Two men have been injured after an explosion in Austin, Texas, just weeks after two others were killed by parcel bombs in the city.

As former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia remain in critical condition after being poisoned with a nerve agent, inspectors arrive in the UK to investigate.

Drug testing stations where substances could be tested without penalty should be opened in city and town centres to help stem a startling rise in club drug-related deaths, a report has concluded.