Новости за 21.04.2018

The Canadian gambling group behind the online PokerStars platform is in advanced talks about a takeover of Sky Bet‎ that would gatecrash a £3bn London float of the English Football League sponsor.

A homeless man has been charged with murder after a "wonderful" father was fatally stabbed in the neck as his five-year-old daughter sat on his lap at a crowded restaurant.

Coastguards in South Wales are trialling advanced drones which can detect the difference between floating objects and a person in distress.

Airlines have been ordered to carry out emergency inspections of jet engines similar to the one on a plane in which a woman died after being sucked from the cabin.

Airlines have been ordered to carry out emergency inspections of jet engines similar to the one on a plane in which a woman died after being sucked from the cabin.

An award-winning actress best known for her role in hit Superman TV series Smallville has appeared in court charged with recruiting women for an alleged sex cult.

Against a backdrop of 2017's escalating tensions and threats of attack, North Korea's announcement that it is suspending all nuclear and missile tests seems a dramatic change of course.

A suspected stalker broke into Taylor Swift's New York City home and took a nap, police have said.

One student has been wounded in a shooting at a Florida school, on the anniversary of the Columbine High School tragedy.

A former juvenile detention centre employee has been jailed for 50 years after stealing $1.2m (£974,000) worth of fajitas over a period of nine years.

A former juvenile detention centre employee has been jailed for 50 years after stealing $1.2m (£974,000) worth of fajitas over a period of nine years.

If you live in London or Leeds, you may have already spotted one on a street corner near you.

On the surface, it sounds like a historic commitment by Pyongyang - and one that was unthinkable months ago.

Ireland's economy is booming and so too are its house prices.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says Pyongyang has suspended its nuclear and long-range missile tests, and will shut down its atomic test site.

The entire contents of Heathrow Terminal 1 are to be auctioned off later, three years after it closed.