Новости за 17.10.2018

The former independent slavery commissioner has criticised the Home Office for failing to implement proposals he says they agreed to a year ago.

Actress Maxine Peake has warned universal credit, food banks and zero hours contracts could lead to a repeat of the Peterloo Massacre almost 200 years ago.

The combined jackpots in two US lottery games have now surpassed a billion dollars, including the second largest in the country's history.

Mexican boxing star Saul "Canelo" Alvarez has signed an 11-fight deal reportedly worth a minimum of $365m (£278m).

Police in California are investigating a report that a high school student mixed the cremated ashes of her grandfather into a batch of homemade cookies and shared them with her classmates.

The Prime Minister is set to call on EU leaders to introduce "a robust sanctions regime" to deter cyber attacks.

No 10 is considering dropping the February recess in order to have enough Commons time to push through Brexit legislation.

Detectives believe two men wanted in connection with a double murder investigation may also have been killed.

The government could pay out more than £1bn in back payments after finding out that tens of thousands of people claiming sickness and disability benefits have been underpaid.

The government could pay out more than £1bn in back payments after finding out that tens of thousands of people claiming sickness and disability benefits have been underpaid.

The possibility that acid was used to dissolve the body of missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi is one line of inquiry, a well-placed source has told Sky News.

The sale of Wembley Stadium has been called off after billionaire Shahid Khan withdrew his £600m offer to the Football Association (FA).

A plane carrying Melania Trump was forced to land after a "haze of smoke" was spotted on board, according to US media reports.

India's junior foreign minister MJ Akbar has resigned following accusations of sexual harassment and assault.

Three anti-fracking activists jailed for a protest at a site in Lancashire have been freed by the Court of Appeal.

The leader of New Zealand's main opposition party has been secretly recorded calling one of his own party's MPs "****ing useless".

Dangerous dog laws are inconsistent, according to a new report by parliament's environment, food and rural affairs committee.

At least 19 people have been killed after a mass shooting and explosion at a college in Crimea.

At least 17 people have been killed after a mass shooting and explosion at a college in Crimea.

At least 17 people have been killed after a mass shooting and explosion at a college in Crimea.

Annual house price growth has slowed to a five-year low, according to official figures.

An 18-year-old attempting to become the youngest person to cycle round the world has had his bike stolen.

Inflation fell to a lower than expected 2.4% in September, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.

An audio recording has emerged of the alleged torture and murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to Sky sources.

An audio recording was made of the alleged torture and murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to Turkish media reports.