Новости за 03.06.2018

A woman who opened fire near the finish line of a busy marathon in San Diego has been arrested, police have said.

A shooter who opened fire near the finish line of a busy marathon in San Diego has been arrested, police have said.

An anti-immigrant centre-right party has won the most votes in Slovenia's parliamentary election, an exit poll shows.

Donald Trump's lawyer has claimed the US president "probably" has the power to pardon himself from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.

A cyclist has been killed in a suspected hit-and-run collision in Deptford, southeast London.

Sadiq Khan and Theresa May were among the hundreds who gathered for a first anniversary memorial service to honour those killed in the London Bridge attack.

German police have shot a man said to be "rampaging" around Berlin Cathedral.

Two climbers have fallen to their deaths while scaling El Capitan granite rock formation at Yosemite National Park.

Sajid Javid will take a "fresh look" at a cap on the number of foreign doctors as he departed from large parts of Theresa May's legacy in the Home Office.

A stolen Sir Stanley Spencer painting worth £1m has been returned to its owners after it was found under a drug dealer's bed.

Three astronauts have returned to Earth after five months in space and 2,688 orbits of the planet.

Thirty-five migrants have died and 67 others rescued after their boat sank off the Tunisian coast.

Campaigners in Thailand are calling for the government to get tough on single use plastics after a whale died with a stomach full of bags.

The owner of the Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks is this weekend locked in talks‎ with Virgin Money about an improved all-share offer to create a £4bn challenger lender.

The Labour MP spearheading a cross-party coalition effort to repeal Victorian-era laws criminalising abortion across the UK has told DUP leader Arlene Foster her views shouldn't prevent their bid.

Syrian President Bashar al Assad is planning to hold discussions with Kim Jong Un in North Korea, according to Pyongyang's state-run news agency.

The government is under pressure to release papers outlining a "Doomsday Brexit" scenario in which the UK would run short of medicines, food and fuel within two weeks of leaving the EU.

A science teacher accused of feeding a sick puppy to a snapping turtle in front of students has been charged with misdemeanour animal cruelty.

Slovenians are heading to the polls for a parliamentary election, with an anti-immigrant centre-right party expected to win the most seats.

Gruelling chemotherapy may no longer be required to treat breast cancer following a landmark study.

Gruelling chemotherapy may no longer be required to treat breast cancer following a landmark study.

Finance ministers at the G7 have told the US that "collaboration and co-operation has been put at risk" by its trade tariffs.

A young girl is among four people injured after a car collided with pedestrians in Melbourne.

Jeremy Corbyn has said he would give the Elgin Marbles back to Greece if he became prime minister.

Fans of Toys R Us have expressed their sadness after it announced "everything must go" from its US headquarters - including a life-sized statue of mascot Geoffrey the Giraffe.