Новости за 11.04.2018

Labour will fund free bus travel for under-25s if they win power, Jeremy Corbyn will announce on Thursday.

The Prime Minister will convene a special "war cabinet" on Thursday as the UK prepares to join tripartite military action against the Syrian regime, following its apparent use of chemical weapons.

The Prime Minister will convene a special "war cabinet" on Thursday as the UK prepares to join tripartite military action against the Syrian regime, following its apparent use of chemical weapons.

The mayor of Dublin has entered the West Bank after a reported spelling error allowed him through Tel Aviv airport in defiance of a ban.

Yulia Skripal has turned down an offer of help from the Russian Embassy and told her outspoken cousin not to contact her.

The US military is ready to provide Donald Trump with options on striking Syria, the US defence secretary has said.

Mark Zuckerberg has revealed his personal data was among that improperly acquired by election consultancy firm Cambridge Analytica.

The EU's chief Brexit negotiator has told Theresa May she can change her mind on leaving the bloc's single market up until 2021.

Police have released a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to after a London Underground worker was allegedly pushed on to the tracks.

It is in the best interests of seriously ill toddler Alfie Evans for his life support to be switched off, a judge has said.

Jeremy Corbyn has demanded MPs be given a vote in Parliament to authorise potential military action in Syria.

A Serbian nationalist who described Muslims as "excrement" and called for Croats to have their eyes gouged out at the height of the Balkans wars has had an acquittal for war crimes overturned.

Flowers placed for the burglar who died after a struggle with a pensioner have been torn down again.

House Speaker Paul Ryan will leave Congress at the end of his term next year, his office has announced.

Mariah Carey has said she is no longer living in "denial and isolation" after being treated for bipolar disorder.

GCHQ has announced plans to build a new intelligence base in Manchester to bolster the country's defences against terror.

Gateshead Council has been forced to deny being involved in "secret government trials" using street lights and 5G technology.

A confused seal has been spotted 50 miles away from the sea in a field in the Yorkshire Dales.

A street in the West Midlands will keep its name despite complaints from some residents that it was too "rude".

Shop Direct has announced it is closing three sites in Greater Manchester, impacting nearly 2,000 jobs.

Record labels in the UK have seen their fastest rate of income growth since the 1990s when Blur, Oasis and Pulp ruled the charts.

Authorities are searching for a German billionaire who was reported missing after failing to return from a ski excursion.

Airlines have been warned of the danger from possible airstrikes and missile attacks on Syria as Western allies prepare a military response to a suspected chemical weapons attack.

Airline passengers could be forced to keep duty free alcohol purchased at airport shops inside sealed bags while they are flying.

A Russian TV crew has been condemned for an "appalling" report filmed within the hospital treating poisoned spy Sergei Skripal.