Новости за 27.07.2018

A Hawaiian surfer has filmed himself riding a wave for nearly a mile off the coast of Namibia.

The heatwave has "gone out with a bang" as prolonged sweltering conditions gave way to hail, flooding and thunderstorms.

British actor Ed Westwick will not be prosecuted over sexual assault allegations, the Los Angeles Country District has said.

British actor Ed Westwick will not be prosecuted over sexual assault allegations, the Los Angeles Country District has said.

A suspected child abuser from Wales who was one of Europe's most wanted fugitives has been arrested in the south of Spain.

A councillor accused of calling for Jews to be "executed" has been suspend by the Labour party.

Tina Turner has described scattering her son's ashes as her "saddest moment as a mother".

Two Brexit-supporting Labour MPs are facing the wrath of their local parties over a crunch vote in parliament that Theresa May only narrowly survived.

Donald Trump has denied fresh claims he had advance knowledge of a meeting between his son and a Russian lawyer ahead of the 2016 US presidential election.

President Donald Trump is "open to visiting Moscow" once he receives a formal invite from Vladimir Putin, the White House says.

As people continue to battle through this year's enduring heatwave, many are drawing comparisons with the scorching summer of 1976.

More teenagers should take summer jobs and focus less on education and training, the work and pensions secretary has said.

A speedboat owner who has been jailed for six years after his date died in a crash failed to show up for his sentencing due to "cowardice".

A speedboat owner who has been jailed for six years after his date died in a crash failed to show up for his sentencing due to "cowardice".

Prince Charles has denied that he tried to influence a police investigation into disgraced bishop Peter Ball.

A six-year-old boy who died after suffering a suspected pellet gun injury has been named as Stanley Metcalf.

A six-year-old boy - thought to have been shot with a pellet gun - has died in East Yorkshire.

Supermarkets have lined up to criticise the government's suggestion they should be stockpiling food in the event of a "no deal" Brexit.

Wikileaks fugitive Julian Assange must eventually leave Ecuador's embassy in London, the country's president has said.

A zoo in Egypt has denied painting a donkey with black stripes in order to make it look like a zebra.

Unexploded ammunition from the Second World War is posing a threat to firefighters battling a forest blaze outside Berlin.

A new scientific study to explain how black holes could exist has suggested that they are actually quite like giant balls of string.

Michael Buble and his wife Luisana Lopilato have welcomed their third child - a baby girl.

Disgraced TV star Roseanne Barr has denied she is a racist in her first television interview since being fired over a controversial tweet.

A man and a teenager have died in separate incidents after they went swimming in the hot weather.