Новости за 10.09.2018

South Carolina's governor has ordered the state's entire coastline to be evacuated after Hurricane Florence strengthened into a potentially catastrophic category four storm.

John McDonnell is to unveil a radical workers' share plan in which employees would receive dividends to boost their income.

Sky News has been shown a new website that will be launched by Prince William to improve mental well-being in the workplace.

Two "cowardly, cruel and callous" men who kidnapped and murdered a 74-year-old jeweller in a robbery that went wrong have been given life sentences.

The US has threatened to prosecute International Criminal Court (ICC) judges if they proceed with investigations into alleged war crimes by American troops in Afghanistan or other conflicts.

Child abuse victims in Telford, including one raped at gunpoint, say they are still struggling to get justice.

Child abuse victims in Telford, including one forced to have sex at gunpoint, say they are still struggling to get justice.

A man has been arrested in Saudi Arabia after a video was posted of him sharing breakfast with a woman.

A man, 23, has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of Fidel Glasgow - grandson of Specials singer Neville Staple.

A man, 23, has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of Fidel Glasgow - grandson of Specials singer Neville Staple.

Miners have discovered two massive gold-encrusted rocks estimated to be worth millions of dollars each in Western Australia.

The lives of many were ruined by "eighty-two seconds of high and terrible drama" at Westminster last year, inquests have heard.

The EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier believes a Brexit deal is possible before the beginning of November.

A white police officer who said she mistook someone else's apartment for her own before shooting a black man dead has been charged with manslaughter.

Theresa May's Conservatives would have won a majority at the last election if proposed boundary changes had been in place.

Donald Trump has threatened to write a "real book" about his presidency - hours before the latest "expose" on his administration hits the shops.

A British boy stranded in Belgium after the Home Office revoked his passport has been given the papers he needs to return home.

As the Duke of Cambridge launches a new mental health initiative for employers, Remploy chief executive Gareth Parry tells Sky News why he believes his own struggle with depression has helped him become a better boss.

Olivia Newton-John has revealed she has cancer for a third time - on this occasion at the base of her spine.

England's fixture against Switzerland on Tuesday will be shown in only black and white for the first 25 seconds.

England's record run-scorer Alastair Cook has hit a century in his final Test innings for his country.

French police have arrested a man after he rammed his car through the glass doors of a terminal and onto the tarmac at Lyon airport.

Police have released a picture of a man they are hunting after a woman was stabbed in the back in southeast London.

Police have joked they are receiving "youth language training" in a bid to engage better with "R&B residents".