Новости за 08.08.2018

A nine-year-old girl has died after suffering head injuries in a rock fall on a beach in North Yorkshire, police have confirmed.

Russia has said new sanctions imposed by the US over the Salisbury poisoning are "categorically unacceptable".

The US state department will impose sanctions on Russia after it determined Moscow used a nerve agent to attack the Skripals.

Children found in filthy conditions at a compound in New Mexico were being trained to carry out school shootings, prosecutors say.

Sicilian gangs accused of dropping weights on to the limbs of drug addicts as part of an insurance pay-out scam have been broken up by police.

Brad Pitt claims he has given his ex-wife $1.3m (£1m) since they split up two years ago, and lent her another $8m (£6.2m).

An endangered turtle died after getting trapped in a barstool on a beach in Florida.

A club cricketer who threw a ball over the boundary to deny an opposition batsman a debut century has been banned for nine matches.

The Oscars are adding a new category for popular films and shortening the award ceremony to three hours.

Ben Stokes was told "shut up or I'll bottle you" after he took exception to two men acting in a "homophobic" way, a court has been told.

Michael Dodsworth was released from prison early like so many inmates each year.

The Syrian first lady, Asma al Assad, is being treated for breast cancer in Damascus.

Ketogenic diets, which involve eating very low levels of carbohydrates and high levels of fat, could cause an increased risk of Type 2 diabetes according to new research.

The majority of Britons think describing women in burkas as looking like "letter boxes" and "bank robbers" is not racist - but are split as to whether Boris Johnson should apologise for doing so, according to a new Sky Data poll.

The new owner of Homebase will unveil plans to close about a quarter of its stores next week, threatening more than 1,000 jobs.

Ryanair plans to cancel 250 flights in and out of Germany on Friday after pilots joined a 24-hour walkout taking place in Ireland, Sweden and Belgium.

Harry Kane has welcomed the birth of his "beautiful" new daughter, Vivienne Jane Kane.

Three members of a Rochdale grooming gang could be deported to Pakistan after losing their appeal against a decision to strip them of their British citizenship.

The body of midwife Samantha Eastwood was found in a shallow grave wrapped in a duvet cover with tape around her eyes and face, a court has heard.

Boris Johnson's burka comments will "cause problems with race relations" and "encourage bigotry", a Tory peer has told Sky News.

Boris Johnson's burka comments will "cause problems with race relations" and "encourage bigotry", a Tory peer has told Sky News.

The pound has fallen to its lowest level in almost a year amid continuing concerns that the UK will leave the European Union without a deal.

An Indian sailor is preparing to return home after being stranded aboard a ship in a Norfolk port for 18 months.

HIV self-testing kits are going to be available to buy on the high street for the first time, a retailer has announced.

For the first time in history, the summer transfer window will slam shut before the start of the new Premier League season.