Новости за 13.04.2018

Ulster Rugby players Paddy Jackson and Stuart Olding are to leave the club after they were acquitted of rape charges, Sky sources say.

Hundreds of protesters have staged a demonstration outside Ulster Rugby's stadium over "dangerous and harmful" sexism in sport.

Russia has accused Britain of "staging" an alleged chemical attack in Syria, as the UN warned the Cold War is back "with a vengeance".

Two attackers told a woman speaking Spanish on the Night Tube that she "should be talking English when in England" before launching a brutal assault on her.

A French court has charged an 11th suspect over the gunpoint robbery of Kim Kardashian West in 2016.

Sir Cliff Richard broke down in tears as he gave evidence in court over "shocking and upsetting" BBC coverage of a police raid on his home.

A businessman fighting for the "right to be forgotten" on Google has won his "unprecedented" High Court action against the tech giant.

Nearly 500 people have been rescued from the central Mediterranean, the Italian Coastguard has said.

Jeremy Corbyn has called on Russia and the US to "stop blocking each other" at the UN, as he cautioned against more airstrikes in Syria.

It's finally time to get ready for summer - or a taste of it, at least - as temperatures in the UK are predicted to be hotter than the Costa del Sol next week.

Donald Trump has slammed ex-FBI director James Comey as an "untruthful slime ball" in response to a series of explosive claims and personal barbs made about the President in his new book.

Jaguar Land Rover is to shed 1,000 jobs and cut production at two sites, according to reports.

Jaguar Land Rover is to shed 1,000 jobs and cut production at two sites, according to reports.

Russian intelligence has been spying on the Skripals for at least five years, national security adviser Mark Sedwill has said.

The father of terminally ill toddler Alfie Evans has said he still hopes to take his son to Italy for treatment.

The family of terminally ill toddler Alfie Evans are mounting a legal challenge against the decision to stop his life-support.

Two boys aged 16 and 17 have been arrested on suspicion of murdering a 14-year-old girl in Wolverhampton.

Holiday sickness fraudsters will find it more difficult to claim compensation they are not entitled to under new laws.

A boy has been found dead after becoming trapped by a car seat in a school car park.

Sainsbury's has pulled jars of sliced beetroot from shelves after small shards of glass were found in a batch.

The sister of Korean Air's infamous "nut rage" heiress has been accused of having her own tantrum during a business meeting.

Hundreds of thousands of people have attended a midnight vigil in India protesting over two rape cases - including that of a child who was kidnapped, tortured and killed.

Jeremy Hunt is being referred to Parliament's sleaze watchdog over a potential breach of anti-money laundering laws.

Homes in 18% of local authority districts have "earned" more than their owners over the past two years, research suggests.

London Stock Exchange Group Plc has appointed David Schwimmer as its new chief executive officer.