Новости за 20.03.2018

Twenty-three Russian diplomats the Government said were working as spies have flown home after being ordered to leave as punishment for the Salisbury spy poisoning.

Labour have appointed their second-ever female general secretary in the party's history as trade unionist Jennie Formby took on the top role.

Facebook row tech firm Cambridge Analytica has suspended its CEO Alexander Nix in the wake of a series of allegations.

An RAF engineer has died after a Red Arrows jet crashed at RAF Valley in Anglesey.

Michael Gove has admitted the Government accepted a "sub-optimal outcome" for the UK's fishing industry in negotiations over a Brexit transition period.

Claims that racist messages have been posted by law students from the University of Exeter are being formally investigated.

A couple accused of murdering their 21-year-old nanny allegedly forced her to confess to bizarre claims that a former Boyzone member drugged and sexually abused their household.

A man has died after reportedly getting his head stuck under a cinema seat.

A cap on "punitive" costs will form part of the Government's social care reforms, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said.

Jeremy Corbyn has come under fire for demanding Russia receive a sample of the Salisbury poison so it can "say categorically" if it was behind the attack.

A Red Arrows jet has crashed in Wales at an RAF base, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed.

The mother of murdered schoolgirl Sarah Payne has blamed Government cuts for the sharp rise in registered sex offenders going missing across Britain.

Mark Zuckerberg has been sent a formal request to appear before MPs and answer questions regarding a growing scandal about user data.

A student armed with a handgun has opened fire at a US high school in Maryland, injuring two classmates.

A gunman has died and two students are critically injured after a shooting at a high school in Maryland.

A high school in Maryland is on lockdown after reports of a shooting.

The BBC has been branded a "bullying employer" after presenters confessed they contemplated suicide and felt forced to work through cancer treatment.

"Woman-founded, women-led" dating app Bumble has attacked Tinder's parent company for its "aggressive corporate culture" amid a lawsuit and attempted takeover.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding cake will be made by the owner of a hipster bakery in Hackney.

Texas has been rocked by a fifth explosion this month as police hunt a suspected serial bomber.

The economy of the dark web is driven by its ability to resist the enforcement of laws prohibiting the trade of particular items.

Inflation fell to a seven-month low last month raising hopes there has been a "turning point" in Britain's Brexit-linked cost-of-living squeeze.

Facebook is holding an open meeting for all employees following allegations that data belonging to its users was harvested by Cambridge Analytica.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after two women were killed in a crash on the M25.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after two women were killed in a crash on the M25.