Новости за 21.05.2018

The issue of Down's syndrome has been front and centre of Ireland's abortion referendum.

Business leaders from across the UK have urged Theresa May to focus on pressing problems for the economy from potholes to house building - and not just Brexit talks.

It's a year since 22 people went to a pop concert and never came home.

Transport chaos, extreme weather and money worries has seen Britain's mood sour.

Transport chaos, extreme weather and money worries has seen Britain's mood sour.

A deadly virus that causes fever, vomiting and convulsions - and for which there is no vaccine - has sparked a health alert in India.

Ken Livingstone quit Labour after admitting an anti-Semitism row over his comments about Hitler is a "distraction" - but then immediately left open the prospect of reapplying to join the party in the future.

Ken Livingstone is resigning from the Labour Party after admitting an anti-Semitism row has become a "distraction".

Barack and Michelle Obama have signed a deal to produce "films and series" for Netflix, it has been confirmed.

House of Commons Speaker John Bercow has admitted using the word "stupid" in a row with a top minister but not offered an apology.

Meghan Markle's nephew has been let off by police after taking a knife into a London nightclub hours after her wedding to Prince Harry.

A leading scientist has identified the likely cause of childhood leukaemia – and said most cases could be prevented.

Police searching for a missing woman in Dublin have found a body, less than 24 hours after a man was shot dead by officers involved in the investigation.

Relatives of those who died in the Grenfell Tower blaze have described their heartbreak during the first day of the inquiry into the catastrophe.

Iran will face the "strongest sanctions in history" if it doesn't change course, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has warned.

Syria's military says the country's capital and surrounding areas are free from militants for the first time in nearly seven years.

Police scanning the crowds in a helicopter above the royal wedding got quite a fright when a plane flew directly beneath them.

A South African court has found Henri Van Breda guilty of killing his mother, father and brother in a frenzied axe attack.

Culture Secretary Matt Hancock has announced that he is not "minded" to order regulatory intervention into Comcast's £22bn offer for Sky.

The Kremlin has said that Russian businesses "often encounter unfriendly and unscrupulous actions", after Roman Abramovich's UK visa expired.

Developers have announced plans to build Europe's biggest observation wheel in Newcastle - dubbed the Whey Aye.

Three people have been arrested after a man was beaten to death by a gang of teenagers in France.

She may have married a prince, but the new Duchess of Sussex will never be Princess Meghan - unless the Queen reverses centuries of tradition.

She may have married a prince, but the new Duchess of Sussex will never be Princess Meghan - unless the Queen reverses centuries of tradition.