Новости за 19.06.2018

Britain will be forced to leave the European Arrest Warrant (EAW) deal after Brexit, the EU's chief negotiator has said.

Thousands of families are forced to flee for their lives every day because of violence in their countries, according to the United Nations.

More than 21 million people tuned in to see England's dramatic World Cup win against Tunisia - making it the most watched TV event of the year in the UK.

A shortage of carbon dioxide gas (CO2) across Europe means soft and alcoholic drink makers are scrambling to secure supplies to ensure their products continue to flow.

Emmanuel Macron has put a teenager in his place after he called him by the nickname "Manu".

The UK may be enjoying some balmy temperatures at the moment but parts of Australia are experiencing a cold snap.

Poundworld administrators have cut dozens of jobs at the discount retailer's head office, a week after the chain's collapse.

The desperation and suffering of young migrant children separated from their parents at the US border appear to have been captured in an audio recording.

Black Panther and Stranger Things swept the 2018 MTV Movie and TV Awards with seven awards between them.

Debenhams has issued a fresh profit warning, admitting sales are falling short of already lowered expectations amid the crisis facing the high street.

Cinemas in the US have been forced to display seizure warnings for the new Incredibles film for viewers with photosensitive epilepsy.

Water companies are in the dock over their handling of supply disruptions during the so-called "Beast from the East" cold snaps in February and March.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is beginning a two-day visit to China, following his summit with Donald Trump in Singapore last week.

Married people are less likely to develop heart disease or have a stroke than those who are single, according to new research.

Former Conservative leader Lord Hague has called upon the government to "be bold" and follow Canada in legalising cannabis for recreational use.

Offers of a place on a university course should not be made on the basis of "highly inaccurate predicted grades" according to the University and College Union (UCU).

President Trump has asked officials to identify $200bn dollars-worth of Chinese goods to be subject to a 10% tariff in what is becoming an increasingly bitter trade war.

More than 4000 publicly owned buildings and spaces are being sold off by councils in England every year, according to a Freedom of Information request by community charity Locality.