Новости за 10.05.2018

The estranged wife of Hollywood film producer Harvey Weinstein has spoken out for the first time since allegations of sexual misconduct were made against her former partner.

A man suspected of dismembering a convicted sex offender and killing his daughter is dead, police have said.

A bereaved man who lost six members of his family in the Grenfell Tower fire says Theresa May is "on another planet".

A teenage jihadi bride plotted terror attacks on London landmarks while being held by police after her fiance was killed in Syria, a court has heard.

Victims of the Windrush scandal have been invited to provide details of their ordeals as the Government draws up a compensation scheme.

Hip hop icon Dr Dre has lost a three-year trademark battle with a gynaecologist and "sexpert" called Dr Drai.

Israel's Prime Minister says Iran "crossed a red line" when it fired rockets at Israeli forces in the Golan Heights.

The parents of murdered teenager Jimmy Mizen have said it was "absolutely right" to forgive their son's young killer - adding they do not seek retribution.

A benefits cheat who falsely claimed more than £50,000 after telling the authorities he could barely walk was filmed climbing flights of stairs at work, a court has heard.

R&B singer R Kelly's music will no longer feature on Spotify's curated playlists under the streaming service's new policy on hate content and hateful conduct.

Royal wedding fever is officially under way as well-wishers plan picnics and street parties to celebrate the special occasion.

Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un will meet for their historic summit on 12 June, the President has confirmed.

A defiant John Bercow has signalled he intends to remain as Speaker, amid calls from MPs to debate his replacement.

Wayne Rooney is set to play in America after agreeing in principle to join DC United, Sky Sports News understands.

The England team will not have an official anthem as they begin their campaign to win the 2018 World Cup, the FA has confirmed.

The Prime Minister has apologised to a Libyan rebel and his wife over the "appalling treatment" they suffered as the Government settled their case.

The Bank of England has left interest rates on hold at 0.5% and slashed its forecast for economic growth this year, but warned that borrowing costs may still have to rise in the coming months.

Malaysia's former authoritarian ruler Mahathir Mohamad is set to become the world's oldest elected leader - after making a stunning comeback that has toppled the country's government of 60 years.

One of Britain's best-known restaurant groups is poised to be added to an accelerating deluge of high street closures as Gaucho examines plans which could put more than 700 jobs at risk.

Donald Trump has welcomed home three Americans released by North Korea, calling it a "great honour" and thanking Kim Jong Un for setting them free.

A British-born scientist has died after travelling to Switzerland to end his life at an assisted suicide clinic at the age of 104.

Donald Trump's luxury golf course in Scotland has banned the sale of Irn-Bru.

The hero pilot who safely landed a Southwest airlines plane when its engines blew up in mid-air has told how a "flashback" moment to her time in the navy helped her as the plane started to lose control.

BT is to cut 13,000 jobs over the next three years as part of a restructuring plan to invest in ultrafast broadband and the next generation of mobile networks.

BT is to cut 13,000 jobs over the next three years as part of a restructuring plan to invest in ultrafast broadband and the next generation of mobile networks.