Новости за 09.05.2018

A man serving a life sentence for the murder of a 13-year-old girl is suspected of killing six others.

Donald Trump's nominee for CIA director has refused to say whether she considers waterboarding to be immoral.

Almost 500 UK companies that have failed to disclose details of their gender pay gaps will face legal action.

An elementary school in Texas is going to stop spanking its pupils on their birthdays after parents complained about the "special celebration".

Sir Alex Ferguson is no longer in intensive care and will continue recovering in hospital, Manchester United have said.

A British-born scientist says he is "content" as he prepares to end his life at Swiss suicide clinic at the age of 104.

Two men in homemade spacesuits who claimed they had a deal with NASA and could generate electricity "from thunderbolts" have been arrested for allegedly defrauding a businessman.

Ed Sheeran has gatecrashed the Sunday Times rich list of the wealthiest musicians in the UK thanks to a stellar year that saw him make more money than any other British musician.

Donald Trump has said a time and place for his historic summit with Kim Jong Un will be announced "within three days".

The Government has narrowly avoided having to commence the second half of the Leveson inquiry into "unlawful" conduct by the press.

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will visit the UK on Sunday, it has been confirmed.

A wildlife park has been fined after forgetting to tell police they were taking their bear out for ice cream.

Google is an empire built on search.

Jose Mourniho says Manchester United are "confident" Sir Alex Ferguson will make a swift recovery following his brain haemorrhage.

Each of the three American prisoners who have been released by North Korea were accused of anti-state activities - but their arrests were widely seen as politically motivated.

A father who tried to kill his children with a hammer in a drug-induced psychosis has had 10 more years added to his jail term.

BMW has confirmed a second recall of thousands of vehicles from UK roads in just over a year, due to problems with the cars' power supply.

Three Americans freed after being jailed in North Korea have thanked President Trump for "bringing us home".

Three prisoners being held by North Korea are heading back to America with the US secretary of state, Donald Trump has said.

A group of 11 male students have been suspended from Warwick University after screenshots of messages they allegedly sent about rape emerged.

Prince Charles has said Harry and Meghan's wedding will be " a very special day for everybody" during a visit to Nice in France.

Iran's supreme leader has said he doesn't "trust the UK" and that Donald Trump's body "will be food for worms".

Iran's supreme leader has said he doesn't "trust the UK" and that Donald Trump's body "will be food for worms".

The supreme leader of Iran has told Donald Trump he has "made a mistake" over his heavily-criticised decision to pull the US out of the country's nuclear deal.

Former SAS commander Lieutenant-General Mark Carleton-Smith has been appointed as the new head of the Army.