Новости за 21.03.2018

Theresa May will tell EU leaders they will succeed in the face of Russia's threat if they remain united.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has admitted his company "made mistakes" over the alleged misuse of users' data.

Boris Johnson has sparked a fresh diplomatic war of words with Russia after suggesting Vladimir Putin will "glory" in this summer's World Cup in a similar way to Adolf Hitler at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin.

A pilot whose aircraft crashed during the Shoreham Airshow and killed 11 people will be charged with manslaughter, according to the CPS.

TV presenter Ant McPartlin has been charged with drink-driving after his arrest on Sunday, police have confirmed.

An RAF engineer who died in a Red Arrows jet that crashed in North Wales on Tuesday has been described as "a generous, kind and caring man who could also always be relied upon".

An RAF engineer who died in a Red Arrows jet that crashed in North Wales on Tuesday, has been described as "a generous, kind and caring man who could also always be relied upon".

A respected expert on Russia has told Sky News that Vladimir Putin is laughing at Britain's latest response to the Salisbury poisoning.

Jurors watched videos found on a murder suspect's hard drive which showed women being decapitated and impaled.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly preparing to break his silence about the alleged misuse of users' data.

A former Chelsea footballer has spoken out about the life-changing racial abuse he claims he suffered as a teenager with the club in the early 1980s.

The Conservative Party turned down an approach from Cambridge Analytica, the firm accused of illegally harvesting personal data to win elections, it has emerged.

Saturday Night Takeaway will continue with Dec presenting the show alone, after co-host Ant McPartlin's arrest for suspected drink-driving.

At 26 years old John Boyega is already expanding his CV.

Health workers are being urged to accept a pay deal for NHS staff worth up to 6.5% over three years after unions reached agreement with the Government.

Detectives say they are investigating a series of remarks made on social media about the death of toddler Kiara Moore, as they warned people not to post malicious comments.

Moscow has accused Britain of "Russophobia" and having an "island mentality" in a remarkable escalation of the war of words over the Salisbury spy poisoning.

Moscow has condemned Britain's decision to skip a Russian foreign ministry briefing on the Salisbury poisoning.

Nigel Farage dumped dead fish into the Thames as he led a protest against the Government's Brexit transition deal.

Boko Haram militants have released 91 of 110 schoolgirls they abducted in February, but issued a warning that the children must not return to education.

Boko Haram militants have released 76 of 110 schoolgirls they abducted in February, but with a warning that they must not return to school.

Pope Francis will visit Ireland in August, the first papal trip to the country in almost 40 years.

Unemployment rose by 24,000 to 1.45 million in the three months to January - but wage growth improved, official figures show.

A police officer has been charged with murder and manslaughter after the fatal shooting of an unarmed Australian woman outside her home.

The man suspected of carrying out a series of bombings in Texas has died after blowing himself up in his car as police closed in on him.