Новости за 17.04.2018

Labour MPs have described their personal experiences of abuse, calling on the party to take action against "corrosive" anti-Semitism.

Starbucks is facing fresh controversy after a black man was allegedly refused entry to a toilet - as the firm revealed it will close thousands of its shops to conduct "racial-bias education".

A woman has died after being partially sucked out of a plane window when one of its engines blew up in mid-air.

A woman has died after being partially sucked out of a plane window when one of its engines blew up in mid-air.

A woman was partially sucked out of a plane after a window exploded in mid-air, according to media reports in the US.

A porn star locked in a legal battle with Donald Trump has released a sketch of man she claims threatened her in a car park.

Chemical weapons inspectors are today being allowed into Syria's Douma, the site of a suspected chemical attack. Their job is to investigate what happened at the site. But what does that actually involve?

Forty-nine new cases are being looked into after a helpline was set up for Windrush generation immigrants, the Home Office has said.

Downing Street has defended the Home Office's decision to destroy landing cards recording the arrival of Windrush generation immigrants to the UK.

British pop singer Jessie J has won a Chinese TV talent show after dazzling millions of viewers with her rendition of Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You in the competition's final.

British pop singer Jessie J has won China's equivalent of The X Factor after dazzling millions with her rendition of Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You in the competition's final.

The first person to have two face transplants says he is recovering well after being dubbed "the man with three faces".

The first person to have two face transplants says he is recovering well after being dubbed "the man with three faces".

Theresa May has been accused of displaying a "flagrant disregard" for Parliament over the Syria airstrikes during a second day of debate sparked by Britain's role in the military action.

The chief inspector of the UK's probation service has defended taking on a second job, suggesting she could do both as she does not have young children.

Prince William might be used to fine dining and lavish hospitality, but the heir to throne has revealed he also likes tucking into a Nando's.

Theresa May has told Caribbean leaders she is "genuinely sorry" for the "anxiety caused" by a row over the immigration status of Britain's Windrush generation.

More than a third of women who have been fitted with vaginal mesh in the last decade have returned after surgery to be treated for trauma, an audit has revealed.

The father of a seven-year-old girl chased a bouncy castle as it blew "30 to 50ft in the air" and rolled down a hill with her inside, a court has heard.

Emmanuel Macron has angrily confronted critics of last week's airstrikes in Syria - claiming France, the UK and the US "saved the honour of the international community".

Footballer Darron Gibson has been told he faces a prison term after admitting drink-driving for the second time in less than three years.

The constituency office of immigration minister Caroline Nokes has been evacuated following the discovery of a suspicious substance.

International chemical weapons experts are set to finally enter Douma in Syria after a UN security team went in to assess the situation.

International chemical weapons experts are set to finally enter Douma in Syria after a UN security team went in to assess the situation.

A UN security team has been assessing the scene of a suspected chemical attack in Syria before inspectors begin their investigation.