Новости за 01.06.2018

Nigeria's World Cup football kit has sold out, with three million shirts pre-ordered online.

A woman has died of her injuries after a car ploughed into a group of people in Manchester.

A man has been charged with the murders of gangland pair Paul Massey and John Kinsella.

Donald Trump has said his eagerly anticipated summit with Kim Jong Un is back on - having called it off a week ago.

A man with two knives has been arrested at a Tube station in central London.

A total of 165 trains are to be removed from schedules every day until the end of July amid "disruption and inconvenience", operator Northern has announced.

165 trains are to be removed from schedules every day until the end of July amid "disruption and inconvenience", train operator Northern has announced.

Visa says it is now "working normally" after a technical issue left millions of customers unable to pay for goods and services.

Visa is operating at "full capacity", the company says, hours after millions of customers were left unable to pay for goods and services.

Visa has ruled out a "malicious event" as the cause of customers being stranded at the tills because of a "service disruption" stopping payments from Visa cards.

Customers are being left stranded at the tills due to a "service disruption" impacting Visa cards.

Two police officers are in a serious condition after they are believed to have been stabbed on a call-out in Greenock, Scotland.

Italy has sworn in an anti-establishment government headed by a political novice who has never held public office before, following almost three months of political drama.

Italy has sworn in Giuseppe Conte as the head of a new anti-establishment government following weeks of political drama.

Mothercare has been given the green light to axe 50 underperforming stores in a move that will see 800 jobs put at risk.

Mothercare has been given the green light to axe 50 underperforming stores in a move that will see 800 jobs put at risk.

Theresa May says she is "deeply disappointed" by America's decision to slap tariffs on metals imported from the European Union, Canada and Mexico.

An Everton fan has been jailed after attacking opposition players while holding his dummy-sucking child.

The EU trade commissioner has said Donald Trump's trade tariffs are "further weakening transatlantic relations".

A cosmetics company has sparked outrage over an ad campaign that claims police have been "paid to lie".

A bear has been shot dead by police after escaping from a zoo in western Germany along with five dangerous predators.

Police have shot dead a bear and are searching for two lions, two tigers and a jaguar that broke out of their cages in a German zoo.

Thousands of small businesses are at risk of closing down as Network Rail sells its railway arches off.

The bosses of some of Britain's biggest companies, including BT Group, GlaxoSmithKline and Tesco, will hold talks with the prime minister next week amid warnings from their European counterparts that time is running out to secure post-Brexit trade arrangements.

Northern Ireland could be handed joint UK and EU status with a 10-mile buffer zone along its border with the Republic of Ireland, under plans being considered by the government.