Новости за 24.09.2018

Luka Modric and Marta have scooped the player of the year awards at the FIFA Best ceremony in London.

Labour will vote against Theresa May's Brexit deal, the party has confirmed ahead of its conference debate on a "People's Vote".

Theresa May has told cabinet ministers to hold their nerve after her Chequers plan was rejected by EU leaders - as top Brexiteers backed an alternative to the proposal.

Brett Kavanaugh has said he will "not be intimidated into withdrawing" his nomination for the Supreme Court after he was accused of sexual misconduct.

Brexit documents are said to have "laid bare" the realities of a "no-deal" departure, with the government warned of disruption to food supplies and coach firms being unable to operate within the EU.

Tesco's banking arm is facing the City regulator's biggest-ever cyberattack-related fine two years after its online services were hacked by criminals attempting to steal funds from customers.

It was billed as a once-in-a-generation decision, but now the conference season is being dominated by talk of a second referendum or "People's Vote" on Brexit.

The deaths of almost 3,000 people infected with HIV or hepatitis C by contaminated blood products have been called an act of "manslaughter".

Claims of a cover-up over the deaths of almost 3,000 people infected with HIV or hepatitis C by contaminated blood products will be investigated "without fear or favour", says the head of the public inquiry.

A man paralysed in a snowmobile accident has been able to stand and walk with help after a device was implanted near his damaged spinal cord.

President Trump and the US deputy attorney general are to meet at the White House on Thursday amid speculation Rod Rosenstein could resign or be sacked.

A teenager who died after eating a Pret a Manger baguette on a flight said "Daddy, help me, I can't breathe", as she went into cardiac arrest, an inquest has heard.

An Indonesian teenager has survived being stranded alone at sea for seven weeks after his fishing hut was cast adrift when it came away from its moorings.

An Indonesian teenager has survived being stranded alone at sea for seven weeks after his fishing hut was cast adrift when it came away from its moorings.

This week is National Inclusion Week - an annual opportunity to raise awareness of inclusion in the workplace.

A 400-year-old shipwreck has been found off Lisbon in what has been described as a "significant" archaeological discovery.

Top Brexiteers have publicly backed a "supercalifragilistic" trade deal with the EU as a rival plan to the prime minister's proposals.

Ofcom, the TV watchdog, has launched an investigation into episodes of Celebrity Big Brother and Loose Women.

A second man has been arrested in the search for a missing teenager in Worcester, following an "unprecedented" public response.

Never-before-seen studio footage of John Lennon recording his infamous song attacking former bandmate Sir Paul McCartney has been released.

Labour has backtracked over Remain appearing on the ballot paper for another Brexit referendum.

A second referendum on Brexit should not include the option to Remain, Labour's shadow chancellor has announced.

You better bet your bottom qapik that it's OK to lay down a twerk and bizjet in your favourite board game.

A sailor who suffered a crippling back injury during a solo round-the-world race has been rescued in the Indian Ocean.

Obesity is to overtake smoking as the leading cause of preventable cancer in British women, according to a new paper.