Новости за 17.09.2018

Prince William is set to unveil a statue to the largely unsung hero Major Frank Foley CMG on Tuesday.

The UK and France have reached a peace deal over the scallop wars between the two countries' fishing fleets.

A British diver who helped rescue boys trapped in a Thai cave is suing Elon Musk after the Tesla chief called him a paedophile.

Jeremy Corbyn has backed Sky News' campaign for an independent commission to run TV debates between party leaders ahead of general elections.

Sir Vince Cable will call on Theresa May to show "true leadership" and ignore hardline Tory Brexiteers wanting the "erotic spasm" of leaving the EU.

UKIP leader Gerard Batten has been criticised by Nigel Farage for endorsing an anti-Muslim rally which turned violent in Sunderland over the weekend.

UKIP leader Gerard Batten has been criticised by Nigel Farage for endorsing an anti-Muslim rally which turned violent in Sunderland over the weekend.

A woman who accused US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault says she has faced death threats and has called on the FBI to investigate her allegations.

A woman who accused US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault has said she has faced death threats and has called on the FBI to investigate her allegations.

US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh will be questioned in the Senate with the woman accusing him of sexually assaulting her.

A woman has told how she and other diners were "gobsmacked" when a man collapsed near where Sergei and Yulia Skripal were found poisoned by novichok.

Vladimir Putin has said the Syrian government will allow a demilitarised zone around Idlib.

People are calling them the new EDL.

A US observatory has reopened weeks after it was abruptly and mysteriously closed by the FBI.

The son-in-law of a murdered Monaco billionaire has gone on trial in a case prosecutors say has the hallmarks of a crime thriller.

Cockles are just as effective as some chemotherapy drugs in curing cancer, new research has found.

A frail elderly woman died four days after she was repeatedly bitten in her home by a police dog, an inquest has heard.

A hero MP who rushed to help a police officer stabbed in the Westminster terror attack has told how he had to be ordered to stop his first aid efforts.

Post-mortems on a couple who died while on holiday in Egypt have not found their cause of death, lawyers have said.

More than 600 people are digging through the earth in Itogon to try and find dozens of miners trapped beneath.

A new leak of internal WikiLeaks files reveals that Julian Assange attempted to flee Britain for Russia as authorities closed in on him.

A gang of armed robbers who attempted to raid a bookies were forced to leave empty-handed after being fought off by an 83-year-old "hero" customer.

Sir Paul McCartney has achieved his first solo number one album in the United States in 36 years.

The Duchess of Sussex has launched her first solo charity project - a cookery book for Grenfell.

Five squirrels whose tails became tangled together in a "Gordian Knot" in their nest have been freed by a wildlife team in Wisconsin.