Новости за 22.06.2018

Just five days after the migrants aboard rescue ship Aquarius finally disembarked in Spain, another rescue boat is at sea with nowhere to dock.

A former New England mafia boss now in his eighties and his associate have been convicted of the murder of a man in 1993 whose remains were found only two years ago.

The Glasgow School of Art has moved six inches since a massive blaze gutted it a week ago.

An executive order signed by Donald Trump to stop children being separated from their families at the US border has caused confusion among officials attempting to maintain the president's "zero-tolerance" immigration policy.

It has been a long road to the World Cup for Panama, who are competing at the tournament for the first time in their history.

The number of England supporters at the World Cup could be at its lowest level for 30 years, according to a leading supporters group.

A sexual assault charge against former television presenter John Leslie has been found not proven by a court in Edinburgh.

Britain could be as hot as parts of southern Spain over the next few days.

Jeremy Corbyn has called for Donald Trump's visit to the UK next month to be delayed over his administration's policy of separating migrant children from their families and keeping them in cages.

Murdered rapper XXXTentacion was to become a father, the star's mother has revealed.

Donald Trump has threatened a 20% tariff on all European cars if the EU does not remove trade barriers introduced today.

House of Fraser has been given approval by creditors to close 31 of its 59 stores, resulting in up to 6,000 job losses.

An Uber driver in a self-driving car was streaming television until moments before the vehicle hit and killed a pedestrian, according to police.

A mother separated from her son a month ago by Donald Trump's controversial immigration crackdown sobbed as she was reunited with the young boy.

Airbus has said it is running out patience with the government and a "no-deal" Brexit would mean "chaos at the borders".

An emotional James Corden has taken Sir Paul McCartney on a magical mystery tour of Liverpool.

Campaigner Christie Elan-Cane has lost a High Court action against the government's policy on gender-neutral passports.

James Bond's carmaker is drawing up plans to hand millions of pounds of discounted stock to wealthy customers as part of a London listing expected to value it at up to £5bn.

A rat has nibbled its way through more than a million in Indian rupees after getting into an ATM machine.

The manager of a Caribbean restaurant has been sacked after he called police to ensure a group of black women paid their bill.

A Japanese volcano that was used as a lair by James Bond's nemesis has erupted, sending a plume of smoke thousands of metres into the air.

Several Spanish cities have witnessed protests after a court ordered the release of five men - known as "the pack" - accused of raping an 18-year-old woman at the bull-running festival in Pamplona.

The European Union's retaliatory tariffs come into force today targeting American products, including whiskey, motorcycles and peanuts.

The European Union's retaliatory tariffs come into force today targeting American products, including whiskey, motorcycles and peanuts.