Новости за 03.10.2018

Nothing is as easy, or alluring, as an apt historical comparison.

The woman left blind in one eye after being hit by a golf ball at the Ryder Cup has told of how the crowd chose to take photos of her, rather than calling for help.

Six years after they split up, Irish group Westlife are reforming.

Hollywood star Julia Roberts has revealed the scope of the #MeToo revelations is "shocking" but says she has never directly witnessed any wrongdoing in the industry.

The White House has defended President Donald Trump for mocking a woman who claims she was sexually assaulted by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

Surianti's husband is dead. His body was swallowed by the ground.

Surianti's husband is dead. His body was swallowed by the ground.

Surianti's husband is dead. His body was swallowed by the ground.

A singer from doo-wop band The Overtones died after falling from a 13th floor balcony while on crystal meth, a coroner has ruled.

The parents of a girl who died from an allergic reaction after eating a Pret A Manger sandwich say the company is not acting fast enough to introduce full ingredient labelling.

The widow of a police officer killed during the Westminster terror attack has told the inquest into his death that he was "left at a vulnerable location with no protection to die".

The chairman of Crossrail, the £15bn project connecting east and west London, is preparing to step down weeks after it emerged that the line's opening would be delayed well into next year.

A notorious gangster known as the "jailbreak king" is back in custody after being recaptured following his latest audacious escape from a French prison.

A man wanted over an assault appears to have thanked police on Facebook after they launched an appeal to find him.

Cristiano Ronaldo has denied raping an American woman, saying his conscience is clear.

A Grenfell resident who remained in his flat as the tower burned has described eating porridge to keep calm - and calling his boss to say he would not be at work the next day.

"The holy grail of whisky", which dates back almost a century, has been sold for a record-breaking sum at auction.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have visited the county that inspired their royal titles.

Imagine being a fly on the wall the moment one of Theresa May's aides floated the idea she do a robot dance as she walked onto the conference stage.

Vladimir Putin has lashed out at Sergei Skripal - the former Russian spy poisoned in Salisbury - by branding him a "traitor".

Theresa May has signalled an end to the age of austerity - provided she can secure a "good" Brexit deal.

A man being extradited from Pakistan to the UK will be charged with the murders of eight people who died in a 2002 house fire.

Geoff Emerick, the innovative recording engineer behind some of The Beatles' seminal albums, has died aged 72.

Firefighters used an inflatable boat to rescue stranded people after an underground car park was flooded by a burst water main.

The police have hit back at Jose Mourinho for blaming a lack of an escort for Manchester United being late to a game.