Новости за 12.04.2018

Human remains have been found on board a sunken trawler lifted from the bed of a Scottish loch.

Russia believes Yulia Skripal has been abducted by Britain - and that the UK is faking sources in order to blame the Kremlin for her poisoning.

A serving British soldier and white supremacist who kept a photo of himself giving a Nazi-style salute has been cleared of a terrorism offence.

Russia has told Sky News it will protect its people on the ground in Syria if missiles are launched by the US and its allies.

The BBC began its defence against a lawsuit from Sir Cliff Richard by blaming police.

Plastic bags and rubbish sacks were among 29kg of waste found in the digestive system of a dead sperm whale washed up on a beach in Spain.

With escalating tensions in Syria and new developments in the Salisbury case, it's easy to overlook some of the other major headlines from the last week.

Open racism including racial slurs are allowed on Reddit, the social media company's chief executive Steve Huffman has said.

A soldier thought he would get an insurance payout for his wife's death when he allegedly tampered with her parachute, a court has heard.

Labour has suspended a former Rochdale council leader following the release of a report into child sex abuse, saying he lied during the inquiry.

After a cool, grey, drizzly spell, temperatures are forecast to reach the mid-20s Celsius in a mini heatwave next week.

After a cool, grey, drizzly spell, temperatures are forecast to reach the mid-20s Celsius in a mini heatwave next week.

Independent chemical weapons scientists have confirmed that "high purity" novichok was used in the attempted murder of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia.

A sunken trawler has been lifted to the surface of a Scottish loch in an attempt to find two missing fishermen.

There were "lost opportunities" to prosecute the late politician Sir Cyril Smith for child sexual abuse, a report has found.

The bills of 1.3 million EDF Energy customers are to go up by 1.4% from June this year.

Jeremy Fleming, the director of GCHQ, said that the Salisbury nerve agent attack "demonstrates how reckless Russia is prepared to be".

A Syrian man who's been living in a Malaysian airport for more than a month told Sky News he fears he could be stranded there for years.

Police have told the neighbours of a pensioner held over the death of a burglar that laying flowers near the scene "is not a crime".

A&E performance fell to the lowest level on record in March as the NHS continues to face unprecedented pressure.

Carpetright has said it is closing 92 stores which will result in 300 job losses as it fights for survival under a sweeping restructure.

Housing market demand from buyers fell for the twelfth consecutive month in March - and there is little sign of any pick-up, say surveyors.

Russian military police have started patrolling the site of a suspected chemical attack in Syria with government forces now in full control, according to its defence ministry.

NASA has released out-of-this-world footage of polar storms over Jupiter's north pole.