Новости за 25.04.2018

A senior judge in the case of terminally ill Alfie Evans has spoken of a "darker side" to some offers of support to the boy's distressed family.

Police hunting one of the most notorious serial killers in US history have arrested a 72-year-old former officer - saying the breakthrough was like finding "the needle in a haystack".

An Iranian-British academic has been detained in Iran after being arrested by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

Judges have thrown out appeals made by the parents of terminally ill Alfie Evans to allow him to be taken to Italy for treatment.

The Home Office has been hit by more confusion about its immigration policy after a row over deportation "targets".

Facebook's first-quarter profit soared amid little sign that users or advertisers had defected over its failure to safeguard personal data.

Viewers inspired by a Sky News Ocean Rescue documentary about the discovery in Norway of a whale that died after ingesting plastic have removed more than a tonne of plastic from the Scandinavian country's coast.

There's only one bridge onto South Korea's Gyodong Island and it's guarded by soldiers.

French President Emmanuel Macron has called on America to reject policies of isolationism if values of democracy and freedom are to be saved.

Police in Pakistan have exhumed the body of an Italian woman amid claims she was murdered in an "honour killing" for refusing an arranged marriage.

Two convicted killers have been told they will never be freed after torturing and murdering a Vietnamese mother-of-two while out on licence.

A lucky UK ticket holder has just nabbed the £121.3m EuroMillions jackpot.

There is a "tsunami" of betting-related corruption in some levels of tennis, a new report has said.

Jeremy Corbyn has repeated calls for Amber Rudd to resign over the Windrush scandal, saying she "hardened" a "cruel and misdirected" policy.

Labour has officially deselected a candidate for a crucial swing seat at the next general election.

The Danish inventor found guilty of the "brutal" murder of Swedish journalist Kim Wall is to appeal the verdict and his life sentence.

The Duke of Cambridge has joked that "Jerry is a strong name" as the world awaits an official announcement on what his newborn baby is called.

A mother who suffered horrific burns in a house fire in December has recently been told that none of her four children survived.

US President Donald Trump will visit the UK in mid-July, according to Sky sources.

The Government has been warned there could be a "constitutional crisis" over Brexit, after it was confirmed MPs will be able to amend its motion on the final deal.

A self-styled "godman" has been given a life sentence in India for raping a minor at his monastery in 2013.

The Ministry of Justice is "looking seriously" at making upskirting a criminal offence, a campaigner has told Sky News.

For many days now, I have been sitting in Copenhagen City Court with a room full of journalists all hoping to find out what really happened inside the Nautilus.

US rapper Meek Mill has made his first public appearance after being freed from prison at a basketball game in Philadelphia.

Hank Azaria has said he is "willing to step aside" following controversy over his voicing of the Simpsons' Indian character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon.