Новости за 30.08.2018

Alex Salmond has been accused of "dragging Scotland into the gutter" for crowdfunding a legal bid to challenge the handling of sexual harassment allegations against him.

A British teenager was found dead on a roadside after drinking hallucinogenic herbs during a tribal ritual in Colombia.

One of only a dozen astronauts selected from more than 18,000 applicants to train with NASA has become the first to quit the training programme for 50 years.

Former England manager Sam Allardyce has threatened legal action against the Football Association following a ruling on a newspaper's "sting" operation.

Former England manager Sam Allardyce has threatened legal action against the Football Association over his departure from the Three Lions job.

An unmarried mother-of-four is to find out whether she has won her Supreme Court battle to access widowed parent's allowance.

The Mayor of London has shrugged off a campaign to have a blimp of him in a yellow bikini flying over the capital, saying it's not his colour.

Almost £60,000 has been raised for an enormous blimp of Sadiq Khan to fly over London in a bid to oust the mayor from office.

The proposed household energy supply merger between 'big six' players SSE and npower has been provisionally cleared by regulators.

Police searching for a mystery woman who rang the doorbells of homes in the dead of night before vanishing have identified her.

At least a dozen cats have been mutilated and killed in Washington since February, prompting a Statewide manhunt.

The French president will push EU leaders to make a post-Brexit deal with the UK at an upcoming meeting.

The UK should start production of lab-grown meat in order to secure a more sustainable food source for the country, according to a think tank.

A man has been arrested after a woman was left with critical injuries following a collision with a cyclist.

French fishermen have vowed to keep up their action to block British vessels from fishing for scallops off the northern coast of Normandy.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have returned to royal duties after a summer of difficult headlines stirred up by her family.

Higher salaries are needed to lure more people to become maths and science teachers in England.