Новости за 19.06.2018

GCHQ played a vital role in stopping terror attacks in at least four other European countries in the last year, the head of the intelligence agency has said.

A White House adviser says Beijing has underestimated Donald Trump in its trade dispute, raising the spectre of an escalating trade war.

At least five people have been wounded after an explosion at a Tube station in north London.

A small number of people have been treated after a reported minor explosion at a Tube station in north London, police say.

With his hair so badly matted that it cut off circulation to one of his paws, Benji may be Britain's most neglected dog.

London's street art community has paid tribute to three graffiti artists killed by a train in south London.

Ex-serviceman Stanley Carby was 65 years old when he died at Gosport War Memorial Hospital under the care of Dr Jane Barton.

European leaders will be told to step up preparations for a "no deal" Brexit, according to a leaked document.

A club promoter has avoided jail after been found guilty of first degree manslaughter for killing a schoolboy with a single punch in Crete.

A club promoter has been found guilty of manslaughter in Crete over the death of a schoolboy who he punched during a row.

England's cricketers have set a one-day record after scoring 481-6 against Australia at Trent Bridge.

Mexico has condemned the US policy on undocumented migrants, which involves separating children from their parents.

There has been a substantial rise in the number of Britons who think cannabis use for medicinal purposes should be made legal, according to a Sky Data poll.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived at Royal Ascot for a day out with her new family, as they joined the carriage procession with the Queen.

Outraged Republicans have demanded an end to the "ugly and inhumane practice" which has seen thousands of migrant children locked up in cages after being separated from their parents at the US border.

Ahead of the Three Lions' opening World Cup match against Tunisia, Jeremy Corbyn used Twitter to wish England luck in Russia.

Sky News has received a 15-year funding commitment from entertainment giant Disney in the latest twist in the takeover battle for its parent company Sky.

Zara Tindall and her ex-rugby player husband Mike have had a baby girl, weighing 9lbs 3oz, the Royal Family has announced.

The Grenfell inquiry has been shown bodycam footage of the moment firefighters entered the blazing tower.

Sajid Javid has declared it is "time to review" the medicinal status of cannabis, but promised it is "not a first step" to legalising the drug for recreational use.

Sajid Javid has declared it is "time to review" the medicinal status of cannabis, but promised it is "not a first step" to legalising the drug for recreational use.

French fighter jets will fly on an adjusted schedule so the noise will not disrupt secondary school students taking their exams.

A former British soldier is to be prosecuted over the death of a man he shot at an army checkpoint in Northern Ireland in 1988.

The man suspected of helping Paris terror suspect Salah Abdeslam escape the French capital after the 2015 attacks has been released and placed under judicial supervision in Brussels.