Новости за 28.03.2018

Two talented dancers are making history by becoming the first-ever men to join an NFL cheerleading squad.

The show of support for the UK amid growing tensions with Moscow over the nerve agent attack in Salisbury signals a turning point in how the world deals with Russia, Boris Johnson has said.

Sergei and Yulia Skripal first came into contact with novichok at their home address, detectives believe.

Sky has announced it is launching a £25m investment scheme to support new ideas, technologies and businesses that tackle the problem of plastic pollution in the world's oceans.

The world's biggest soft drinks company has told Sky News that plans to introduce a deposit return scheme are a "once-in-a-generation opportunity".

A Vote Leave whistle-blower has said he is "highly doubtful" that Michael Gove did not know of the alleged breach of spending limits by the official Brexit campaign.

The owner of Bargain Booze is on the brink of administration, putting 2,600 jobs at risk, after it failed to raise £125m from an emergency cash call.

The owner of Bargain Booze is on the brink of administration, putting 2,600 jobs at risk, after it failed to raise £125m from an emergency cash call.

Ireland will vote on whether to liberalise abortion laws in a referendum on Friday 25 May, the Irish government has confirmed.

Heineken has pulled an advert for a low-calorie beer after hip-hop star Chance the Rapper described it as "terribly racist".

A drink-driver was told to "rot in hell" as he was jailed for 13 years for causing the deaths of three teenagers while driving "like a bat out of hell".

An annual sheep race has been cancelled after vegan activists threatened organisers.

More than 2,500 jobs are at risk as the owner of Bargain Booze heads for administration after failing to raise £135m from an emergency cash call.

Porn star Stormy Daniels, who claims to have had an affair with Donald Trump, has filed a motion seeking to depose the President.

Kim Jong Un's wife's outfits and looks attracted much praise during their trip to Beijing - before online comments were deleted by China.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has admitted Labour is "not doing enough about anti-Semitism", as he criticised both his own party and the Conservatives on race issues.

For 150 years, an Australian university thought the coffin in its display case was empty.

An MSP has tried to ban maps from putting Shetland in a box because it does not "accurately and proportionately" represent its location.

It's one year until the UK's departure from the European Union.

A funeral has been held for the comedian Sir Ken Dodd, who died recently at the age of 90.

Facebook has announced new privacy tools which allow users to access and delete information the social network holds about them.

Victims of black cab rapist John Worboys have succeeded in blocking his release and forcing the Parole Board to rethink its decision to free him from jail.

A former Catalan minister facing extradition to Spain has handed herself in to police in Scotland.

Ireland rugby internationals Stuart Olding and Paddy Jackson have been cleared of rape following a trial in Belfast.

Detectives investigating the Hatton Garden raid have arrested a 57-year-old man on suspicion of burglary, police say.