Новости за 12.10.2018

In Lynn Haven on the northern edge of Panama City, the scale of the challenge to recover from Hurricane Michael is just sinking in.

American pastor Andrew Brunson has begun his journey home after being freed from house arrest in a case that badly strained ties between the US and Turkey.

The government has released the latest batch of papers advising households and businesses about the impact of a "no-deal" Brexit.

The #MeToo movement has expanded from Hollywood to Bollywood, with top Indian film stars and politicians being accused of sexual assault.

The head of the Metropolitan Police has said it is "simply wrong" to criticise her deputy for remaining in his car during the Westminster terror attack.

Ireland's deputy prime minister has warned the UK government his country "can't accept a time limit" on a Brexit backstop agreement aimed at preventing a hard border on the island of Ireland.

The chairman of crisis-hit Patisserie Valerie is stumping up £20m to avert the chain's financial collapse.

Melania Trump has said she has "much more important things to think about" than allegations that her husband has cheated on her.

Archaeologists have discovered the body of a 10-year-old child at an ancient Roman site in Italy which they believe was ritually buried to prevent it rising again from the dead.

Princess Eugenie chose a wedding dress that showed her scar from childhood spinal surgery as she paid tribute to NHS staff that cared for her.

Sir Richard Branson and Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi are among the business leaders to have suspended ties with Saudi Arabia as pressure grows on the Gulf state over missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Eurostar services from Britain to Europe could stop running in the event of a "no-deal" Brexit, it has been revealed.

A detained British academic is being held after "unusual and embarrassing revelations", according to the foreign affairs minister in the United Arab Emirates.

Energy firm Cuadrilla is set to start fracking on Saturday after a judge ruled there was "no evidence" to show fracking posed more than a "medium risk".

An attempt to temporarily block energy firm Cuadrilla from fracking in Lancashire has failed at the High Court.

Princess Eugenie has married her long-time partner Jack Brooksbank at a ceremony attended by the rich and famous.

Princess Eugenie has married her long-time partner Jack Brooksbank at a ceremony attended by the rich and famous.

Downing Street has sought to play down suggestions Theresa May is prepared to backtrack on her Irish border stance in a bid to agree a Brexit deal.

Police are carrying out new searches near where the body of murdered schoolgirl Lucy McHugh was found.

Albert Hoffman, the Swiss chemist who discovered LSD's hallucinogenic properties, once described it as a "problem child" - but 75 years later, its medical benefits are again being investigated.

Patisserie Valerie's finance director has been arrested amid a fraud inquiry, as the company scrambles to secure its future.

Patisserie Valerie's finance director has been arrested as part of a fraud inquiry as the company scrambles to secure its future.

Around 30,000 households have been left without power in Ireland, as Storm Callum lashes towards the UK.

Princess Eugenie arrived at Windsor Castle in a flowing white dress designed by Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos.