Новости за 01.04.2018

The Queen sent "heartfelt congratulations" as she thanked the Royal Air Force on its centenary for "defending our freedom gallantly".

Talks for a world heavyweight unification bout between Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder could start next week, promoter Barry Hearn has said.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his wife have turned out to see South Korean 'K-pop' acts at a rare concert in Pyongyang.

At least 28 million people have applied for a job with Indian Railways after its latest nationwide recruitment drive.

A Chinese space station hurtling towards Earth is expected to re-enter the atmosphere between 11pm tonight and 5am tomorrow, a Harvard-Smithsonian astrophysicist has said.

The UN peacekeepers are on red alert - a call has just been put out on the radio.

Walkers who find the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge a bit too challenging are being offered a ticket to ride their way to the end.

A teenager wanted in connection with the murder of a man in Essex last year has been arrested in Amsterdam.

Rebels appear have struck a deal that could bring fighting in the Syrian area of eastern Ghouta to an end.

Pope Francis has called for "reconciliation" in the Middle East and an end to the "carnage" in Syria during his Easter message at the Vatican.

An avalanche in the Swiss Alps has swept skiers down a mountainside, killing three of them and injuring two others.

The leaders of the main parties have released Easter messages, referencing Jesus' sense of charity and hope and the importance of community.

The UK is set for more disruption on the roads, air and railways as torrential rain and snow are on the way.

An 11ft (3m) alligator broke through a garden fence to enjoy a late-night swim in a couple's indoor swimming pool.

Russia has sent a list of fresh questions to British authorities over the investigation into the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal.

The governor of the Russian region of Kemerovo has announced he will resign in the wake of a deadly shopping centre fire.

The first plane carrying Russian diplomats expelled from the US has landed in Moscow as the Defence Secretary warned the world had "entered a new era of warfare".

The world has "entered a new era of warfare", the Defence Secretary has said, calling President Vladimir Putin's behaviour "malign".

Child burial fees are to be axed following a campaign by an MP who was forced to take out a loan to bury her eight-year-old son.

One of Labour's biggest private donors has left the party, saying he no longer feels "any affinity or connection" with it.

The Royal Air Force turns 100 today and will celebrate the centenary with a church service in London.

Britain's Anthony Joshua has added the WBO belt to his collection of titles with a win over Joseph Parker.

The wet weather seems to reflect the mood in the city of Salisbury in recent weeks.

Armed French border patrol agents have caused anger by crossing into Italy and entering a migrant clinic at a railway station.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have revealed their wedding day florist and that one of Princess Diana's favourite flowers will feature in the arrangements.