Новости за 28.09.2018

David Miliband has told Sky News the UK is facing a "national crisis" over Brexit as he joined forces with Sir John Major to call for second vote on whether to the leave the European Union.

A joint bid from the UK and Ireland to host the 2030 World Cup would receive the "full support" of government, Theresa May has announced.

A group of Britain's rarest lizards are to be tracked using tiny radio tags as they are re-released into the wild by a Hampshire zoo.

The Senate vote to recommend that Brett Kavanaugh be confirmed to the vacant seat on the US Supreme Court had appeared to be an inevitability.

Photographs depicting the Cottingley Fairies, widely considered one of the greatest hoaxes of the 20th century, are expected to sell for £2,000 at auction.

Facebook has said 50 million user accounts were affected by a security breach which potentially enabled hackers to take over people's accounts.

A body has been found in the search for missing Worcester student Thomas Jones, police say.

Two F35 fighter jets have landed on-board the Royal Navy's new aircraft carrier for the first time.

It has taken the death of 15-year-old Natasha Ednan-Laperouse to highlight the inadequate nature of food labelling laws.

Boris Johnson has refused to apologise for comparing women wearing burkas to "bank robbers" and accused colleagues of whipping up "confected indignation" over the remarks.

Boris Johnson has given his backing to Sky News' Make Debates Happen campaign, which aims to make TV set-pieces a permanent fixture of general elections.

It has been called the Fermi paradox, after the physicist Enrico Fermi, and it asks why - if it is so probable that life exists elsewhere in the universe - haven't we found any?

Denmark's eastern island of Zealand, where Copenhagen sits, was cut off for hours as soldiers and police launched a massive manhunt.

The Kremlin has dismissed the photos being used to support claims that one of the Russians accused of the Salisbury poisoning is a decorated military officer.

Video of the moment a lorry driver checked his mobile phone just before he caused a fatal crash has been released.

The family of a girl who died after suffering an allergic reaction to a Pret A Manger baguette says the law played "Russian roulette" with her life and needs to be changed.

Windrush descendant Shaun Bailey has been chosen as the Conservative Party's choice to replace Labour's Sadiq Khan as Mayor of London.

Bupa has been fined £175,000 after an employee stole details of more than half a million customers and put them up for sale on the dark web.

A council worker who stole tens of thousands of pounds from a Grenfell fire victim fund and the NHS has been jailed.

A strong earthquake with a 7.5 magnitude has struck Indonesia just hours after after a milder quake brought down houses in the same area.

A woman's head has been bandaged and she was taken to hospital after being hit in the face by a wayward tee shot on the first day of the Ryder Cup.

Hard-left former politician Derek Hatton says he has rejoined the Labour Party 33 years after being kicked out for belonging to a Trotskyite group.

Road safety groups have criticised David Beckham for "shirking his responsibility" as a role model after he avoided punishment for speeding.

A lorry driver has died after several heavy goods vehicles crashed and caught fire on the M40 in Warwickshire.

Firefighters are tackling a blaze on the M40 in Warwickshire after a lorry caught fire and three goods vehicles crashed in a separate incident.