Новости за 11.10.2018

A furious Conservative MP has demanded to know why he was not told about plans to turn a motorway in his constituency into a "parking lot" to handle the consequences of a "no-deal" Brexit.

A former member of the boyband JLS has appeared in court after being charged with rape.

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank are "just the perfect couple" - at least according to the man who will deliver the service at their wedding on Friday.

Parts of the country are being called "food deserts" due to a lack of affordable fresh food.

A man who re-enacts medieval scenes as a knight has died after impaling himself with his lance during a performance in the US.

Russia has launched a criminal investigation over a failed rocket launch to the International Space Station, according to reports.

Malaysia's government has agreed to abolish the death penalty in a move welcomed by human rights groups.

Donald Trump's four-day visit to the UK in July cost police almost £18m, the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) has revealed.

Donald Trump's four-day visit to the UK in July cost police almost £18m, the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) has revealed.

A DUP MP has told Sky News the party is not afraid of potentially triggering a general election by voting against the Budget.

An official search and rescue effort following the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia has been called off.

Two Britons killed when their taxi was swallowed by a raging flash flood on Majorca have been named as Anthony and Delia Green.

President Donald Trump has renewed criticism of the US central bank, blaming "crazy" interest rate rises for prompting steep stock market falls.

A British student is being held in the United Arab Emirates after being accused of spying.

Search and rescue crews are set to escalate their efforts to reach the areas hardest hit by Hurricane Michael, the strongest storm to hit Florida in decades.

One man was killed as Hurricane Michael, the strongest storm to hit Florida in decades, ravaged the state with torrential rains, powerful winds and towering waves.

One man was killed as Hurricane Michael, the strongest storm to hit Florida in decades, ravaged the state with torrential rains, powerful winds and towering waves.

It is hard to describe what it is like to be in the middle of a storm of such historic proportions.

Businesses could be forced to reveal their ethnicity pay gap after an audit last year showed significant disparities in pay and promotion opportunities of different ethnic groups .

A campaign has begun to end the stigma of obesity as research reveals prejudice about body weight is the UK's most common form of discrimination.

"I feel like every ounce of my DNA is feminist," states Paloma Faith at the start of our interview.