Новости за 05.06.2018

The mafia is a "globalising phenomenon" as its influence spreads to other European countries, Italy's anti-mafia chief has warned.

With Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un's summit looming, here's the lowdown on the hotel where they will meet - and what each leader hopes to achieve from their first face-to-face talks.

With a week to go until Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un's summit, here's the lowdown on the hotel where they will meet - and what each leader hopes to achieve from their first face-to-face talks.

With a week to go until Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un's summit, here's the lowdown on the hotel where they will meet - and what each leader hopes to achieve from their first face-to-face talks.

Students in the US have been given bulletproof shields to place in their backpacks to protect themselves from school shootings.

Students in the US have been given bulletproof shields to place in their backpacks to protect themselves from school shootings.

A doctor who caused the decapitation of a baby after failing to perform an emergency caesarean section has been cleared of serious misconduct.

The TSB chief executive is due before MPs today for a second round of questioning over the bank's IT meltdown and the continued chaos facing thousands of customers.

European governments are advising businesses not to use British parts in goods for export ahead of Brexit, Sky News has established.

European governments are advising businesses not to use British parts in goods for export ahead of Brexit, Sky News has established.

Miss America will no longer judge candidates "on their outward physical appearance," the beauty pageant has announced.

Fashion designer Kate Spade has been found dead in her New York apartment in an apparent suicide, police have said.

Aston Villa Football Club has suspended its chief executive just days after losing the match badged as the most lucrative in world football, as it faces the potential threat of a winding-up order over a multimillion pound tax bill.

There are no women among the world's 100 top-earning sports stars for the first time since Forbes began compiling the list.

There are no women among the world's 100 top-earning sports stars for the first time since Forbes began compiling the list.

A professional wrestler shot his wife and then turned the gun on himself in an apparent murder-suicide, police have said.

MPs will be asked to vote on expanding Heathrow airport within weeks after the government gave the go ahead for a third runway.

More than 2,300 objects have been recovered and 4,000 hours of CCTV footage examined as part of the inquiry into the poisoning of Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia.

Hollywood actress Goldie Hawn has said she felt "very objectified" during her early career working as a go-go dancer, but will always "love and adore men".

London Fire Brigade has defended itself against claims that its "stay put" advice to Grenfell residents may have cost lives.

Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein has pleaded not guilty to rape and sexual assault.

Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein has pleaded not guilty to rape and sexual assault.

The number of syphilis cases in England are at their highest level since 1949 and are placing a "significant strain" on council resources.

A moped gang of robbers wielding knives and hammers has raided a jewellery store in central London.

The mother of a British Taliban fighter accused of planning to cause carnage in Westminster reported her son to police just hours before he arrived to carry out his attack, a court has heard.