Новости за 15.04.2018

The Prime Minister will tell MPs she acted "in Britain's national interest" by ordering airstrikes on Syria as the Government calls for an emergency debate on the issue.

The Prime Minister will tell MPs she acted "in Britain's national interest" by ordering airstrikes on Syria as the Government calls for an emergency debate on the issue.

Two people have been stabbed to death in the capital within minutes of each other in separate domestic incidents.

A woman in her 30s has been stabbed to death this evening in Brixton, south London.

The Royal Family will take a leading role in Britain's Brexit charm offensive as the leaders of the Commonwealth arrive in London this week.

A teenage boy has been charged with the murder of a 14-year-old girl whose body was found in a park in Wolverhampton on Thursday.

Donald Trump still wants American troops in Syria to return home as soon as possible, the White House says, after Emmanuel Macron said he had convinced the US President to keep a US presence there for "the long term".

Syrian President Bashar al Assad has said Western airstrikes in his country were based on "lies" by the UN Security Council.

Manchester City are Premier League champions after Manchester United lost to West Bromwich Albion.

Pop superstar Beyonce has reunited Destiny's Child for a surprise performance.

Flowers and tributes for stabbed burglar Henry Vincent have been moved from the street where he died to a local community garden.

The family of burglar Henry Vincent, who was fatally stabbed when he broke into a pensioner's home, have marked his 38th birthday with balloons and flowers at the scene.

An Air China flight had to be diverted after a passenger held a crew member hostage using a fountain pen as a weapon.

Donald Trump has yet again branded James Comey a "slime ball" - hours before an interview with the former FBI director is broadcast.

Saudi Arabia's King Salman has criticised Donald Trump's decision to move the US embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

Starbucks' CEO is hoping to "offer a face-to-face apology" after two black men were arrested while waiting for someone in one of the chain's coffee shops.

Starbucks' CEO is hoping to "offer a face-to-face apology" after two black men were arrested while waiting for someone in one of the chain's coffee shops.

Starbucks' CEO is to "offer a face-to-face apology" after two black men were arrested while waiting for a friend in a coffee shop.

Sir Patrick Stewart has declared that two of his most famous characters would have voted Remain, as he helped launch a campaign for a referendum on the final Brexit deal.

Jeremy Corbyn has said he wants "incontrovertible proof" before blaming Russia for the Salisbury nerve agent attack.

Police have arrested a second person in connection with the alleged rape of a 17-year-old girl in India last year.

The body of a prominent gay rights lawyer and environmental activist has been found after he burned himself to death in protest against climate change.

More than 500 firefighters have been working in "very high temperatures" to tackle a wildfire which has threatened homes on the southwestern outskirts of Sydney.

Jeremy Corbyn has called for legislation which would make it necessary for MPs to approve future British military action.

The father of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence has said he has decided to forgive his son's killers - almost 25 years on from his death.