Новости за 15.04.2018

A murder investigation has begun after a 20-year-old man was shot dead in Birmingham.

A Tory MP facing allegations of sexual offences involving two of his staff members has said he is "completely confident" of proving his innocence.

The Foreign Secretary has defended the case for the UK's action in Syria, saying Britain had a duty to show Syria had not "got away" with using chemical weapons.

England's netball team stunned favourites Australia to take the gold medal in a last-gasp victory at the Commonwealth Games.

The chief executive of WPP, the world's biggest advertising agency, has confirmed he is resigning from his post.

A £61.4m war chest to fight the rising tide of plastic pollution in the world's oceans has been announced by the Government.

The UK, US and France have presented plans for a ceasefire in Syria in the wake of their joint airstrikes on the war-torn country.

Myanmar's government has confirmed it has repatriated the first Rohingya family after more than 700,000 fled Bangladesh.

Drill star Headie One has called on the Home Secretary to "open her eyes" and address the root of the problem which has led to over 50 deaths in London this year.

Scottish athlete Callum Hawkins has been taken to hospital after dramatically collapsing while leading the Commonwealth Games' marathon.

Starbucks has apologised after two black men were arrested while waiting in one of its coffee shops in the US.

The UK's largest producer of chillies has said consumers have no need to be concerned about the world's hottest pepper as long as it is eaten "correctly", after it emerged that a man was hospitalised after taking part in an eating competition.

Sir Martin Sorrell is bringing the curtain down on a 32-year career as chief executive of WPP Group, the ‎marketing services giant, weeks after its board launched a probe into an allegation of improper personal conduct.