Новости за 19.09.2018

New Order's Bernard Sumner believes the "underfunding" of mental health services for young people is "disgusting" and a ticking time bomb for this country.

Theresa May has tried to rally EU leaders for a divorce deal to tackle the "uniquely complex situation" of Brexit.

A former special constable is being hailed a hero after almost certainly saving a child's life when a car nearly hit them in an apparent race hate attack outside a mosque.

Storm Ali has claimed two victims as tens of thousands of people were left without power and transport came to a halt in high winds and lashing rain.

A woman who helped abduct Elizabeth Smart in 2002 and stood by as the Utah teenager was sexually assaulted has been released from prison.

Prison violence is "likely to get worse before it gets better", serving inmates have told Sky News.

A major airline had to send a plane "back to the shop" after spelling its own name wrong.

At least two people have been killed as Storm Ali sweeps through the UK with severe gales and heavy rainfall.

British-Iranian dual nationals have been warned by the UK Foreign Office against all but essential travel to Iran.

The bidding war for Sky plc, the owner of Sky News, is to be settled by a rare auction process this weekend.

The bidding war for Sky plc, the owner of Sky News, is to enter a rare auction process unless a winner emerges by Saturday.

Westminster attacker Khalid Masood joked with hotel staff the day before he killed five people, after he told his mother: "They'll say I'm a terrorist. I'm not."

Days before killing five people in a car and knife attack on Westminster Bridge, Khalid Masood told his mother: "They'll say I'm a terrorist. I'm not."

A record number of plastic bottles are being recycled in Britain after the biggest increase in three years, according to new figures.

European airports have privately warned that a "no-deal" Brexit would cause "major disruption and heightened safety risks", Sky News has learned.

An eight-year-old girl called out for her mother and shouted "no daddy" as she was dragged to her death by her father, a court has heard.

Sky and Netflix have announced details of their partnership, creating what they say will be the UK's "biggest on demand TV service".

Theresa May has declared it is the EU's turn to compromise, as she sat down for crunch talks with European leaders.

Britain has been told it must "rework" its proposals on the Irish border as the Brexit negotiations enter a "decisive phase".

Fashion brand Orla Kiely has fallen victim to the UK's current cut-throat retail climate and ceased trading.

Marine archaeologists believe they may have located the remains of Captain James Cook's famed ship Endeavour after a centuries-long search.

A young boy in Australia has admitted to putting needles in strawberries as a "prank".

A young boy in Australia has admitted to putting needles in strawberries as a "prank".

Inflation jumped unexpectedly to 2.7% in August, its highest level in six months, shocking economists that had expected a drop.

Police are investigating whether an incident in which a car hit pedestrians outside a mosque was an anti-Muslim attack.