Новости за 08.05.2018

It was well telegraphed in advance but that didn't make the punch of the US withdrawal from the Iran deal any less powerful.

Debbie Abrahams has been sacked from Labour's shadow cabinet after an investigation into workplace bullying, a spokesman has said.

A top Home Office official has admitted a "handful" of people have been wrongly deported over the past six years - moments after the immigration minister told MPs: "I don't think I've had any cases of wrongful deportation brought to my attention."

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has arrived in North Korea to finalise details of the summit between President Trump and Kim Jong Un.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has arrived in North Korea to finalise details of the summit between President Trump and Kim Jong Un.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is en route to North Korea, President Donald Trump has said.

A portrait of the Prime Minister has been removed from the walls of her university's geography department after students wrote critical messages around it.

A legal secretary secretly stashed away millions of dollars by observing the investments made by lawyers she worked for.

One in nine young people in Scotland have attempted suicide and one in six have self-harmed, according to a study by Glasgow University.

The Government has suffered an unexpected Brexit defeat in the Lords, rounding off a series of reverses in the upper chamber.

The Government has suffered its 12th Lords defeat on its flagship piece of Brexit legislation.

The Government has suffered its 11th Lords defeat on its flagship piece of Brexit legislation.

The Duchess of Cornwall has spoken exclusively to Sky News about how knowing people who have suffered from domestic violence was one of the reasons why she wanted to draw attention to the issue of abuse.

A paraglider pilot has died following a mid-air collision near Peterborough.

Three baby girls found abandoned around Berlin in recent years are sisters, German police have said.

An urgent review will be conducted into the Metropolitan Police amid allegations 33 cases were "affected" by forensics mishandling.

Two cases of Ebola have been confirmed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), according to a government health official.

Police are investigating after a woman was reportedly attacked with a "noxious substance" outside a Tube station in south London.

Police cordons are to be lifted at all sites in Salisbury to allow decontamination to start, apart from at the home of Sergei Skripal.

Donald Trump has several reasons for hating the Iran deal - none of them have any place in determining a crucial part of US foreign policy.

British people have returned to work after a record-breaking bank holiday Monday, with parts of the country baking in temperatures of nearly 29C.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has told President Xi Jinping that his country is committed to denuclearisation if a "relevant party" drops "hostile threats".

Labour MP Heidi Alexander will quit Parliament in order to become one of London Mayor Sadiq Khan's deputies.

The founder of Momentum has insisted Jeremy Corbyn will not resign as Labour leader before 2022.

A man has been jailed for at least 26 years for a murder he tried to blame on his 14-year-old son.