Новости за 22.03.2018

The EU’s ambassador to Moscow has been temporarily withdrawn over the Salisbury nerve agent attack.

EU leaders have agreed it is "highly likely" that Russia is responsible for the Salisbury nerve agent attack.

Theresa May was pushing for a strong statement from EU leaders over the Salisbury nerve agent attack as they met in Brussels.

The Duchess of Cornwall is backing a series of animated videos designed to highlight the often hidden signs of domestic abuse.

A woman accused of murdering her 21-year-old nanny claimed the au pair betrayed her over a chance to star in a Tom Cruise movie.

Moves to toughen data protection laws are to be fast-tracked by the Government in response to the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

A specialist hit team will arrive in Telford "as soon as possible" to make an urgent assessment of 46 live child sexual exploitation cases, Sky News can reveal.

The police officer being treated for exposure to the nerve agent used in Salisbury has been discharged from hospital.

The mental capacity of the Russians poisoned by a nerve agent may be compromised to an unknown degree, a UK court says.

A shot of cognac has sold in a London bar for £10,014, setting a new world record.

Murdered Swedish journalist Kim Wall was "afraid" of going on the submarine where she died, according to her boyfriend.

World stock markets have tumbled as investors fret over the prospect of a damaging trade war between the globe's two largest economies.

World stock markets have tumbled as investors fret over the prospect of a damaging trade war between the globe's two largest economies.

Brutal CCTV footage has been released of a man being kicked and stamped on in an unprovoked assault as he lay in a pool of blood on a tram platform.

A number of members of staff at JK Rowling's popular website for Harry Potter fans have left as a result of digital push in a different direction.

Invitations to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding have been sent to 600 guests, with a further 200 invited to the couple's reception.

Pictures of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding invitations have been released by Kensington Palace.

One of Russia's leading dissidents has accused the UK of "turning a blind eye" towards money-laundering and corruption.

A father convicted of murdering his six-year-old daughter has told an inquest into her death he will prove he did not kill her.

More than 120 firefighters are tackling a "massive" blaze on one of Glasgow's main shopping thoroughfares - Sauchiehall Street.

A man has been charged with possessing child abuse images allegedly hidden in an "elaborate" fairytale-style cabin in a US park.

Scientists have developed a soft robotic fish that they can control with sound to swim beside real fish in the ocean.

The Bank of England has cut its expectation for GDP growth after the cold snap - but still looks poised to hike interest rates later this spring.

Donald Trump has threatened former vice president Joe Biden with violence, describing him as "weak, both mentally and physically".

Moscow's ambassador to Britain has condemned Boris Johnson likening Vladimir Putin to Adolf Hitler, accusing the Foreign Secretary of "insulting the Russian people".