Новости за 20.10.2018

President Donald Trump has said the US will pull out of a nuclear treaty with Russia because Moscow has violated the agreement.

One of the victims of a grooming gang jailed for abusing 15 girls believes there are more young people yet to speak out.

One of the victims of a grooming gang jailed for abusing 15 girls believes there are more young people yet to speak out.

Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators turned out for the People's Vote march in London, demanding a final say on any Brexit deal between the UK and the EU.

Almost a decade ago, I went to McLaren's swanky headquarters in Surrey to interview Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button, newly joined together as Formula One teammates.

Brexit supporters have reiterated their "Leave Means Leave" message at a counter-rally to the "People's Vote" march in central London.

A man whose allegations sparked an investigation into an alleged Westminster paedophile ring has appeared in court charged with lying to police and fraudulently receiving £22,000 in compensation.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho was involved in ugly scenes at the end of his return to Stamford Bridge.

More than 60 human foetuses have been found stashed in cardboard boxes and freezers at funeral home in Michigan.

At least 15 people have been killed in a suicide bombing at a Kabul polling station during an Afghan parliamentary election rocked by violence.

Turkey "will never allow a cover-up" over the death of Jamal Khashoggi, a senior official in the country's ruling party has said.

The Chinese owner of Hamleys, the world's most famous toy retailer,‎ has begun exploring a sale of the company just days after reporting multimillion-pound losses.

The jackpot in a US lottery has climbed to a record-breaking $1.6bn (£1.2bn) after there was no winner on Friday night.

A chunk of the moon that fell to Earth as a lunar meteorite has fetched more than $600,000 (£458,997) at auction.

A man described as Africa's youngest billionaire has been freed after being kidnapped by masked men at gunpoint nine days ago.

Police have warned it could take several days to identify all of those killed when a train ploughed into a crowd watching a fireworks display in India.

A black panther on the loose in Scotland may just be a pet cat on the prowl.

Thousands of Central American migrants travelling to the US remain stranded on Mexico's southern border with Guatemala after clashing with riot police in an attempt to continue their journey in pursuit of the "American dream".

A surfer has survived a "head-first" attack by a bull shark after trying to get the best waves at a nudist beach in Australia.

Anti-Brexit groups are running at least twice as many adverts as major Leave campaigns on Facebook - and possibly up to 59 times more, Sky News can reveal.

Australia's prime minister has said he has no plans to hold a referendum on the country becoming a republic, and that he still supports the country's links with the British monarchy.

Councils are being hit hard by the rising cost of recycling, with some saying they paid around £500,000 more over the past year.

European and Japanese space agencies have launched their first mission to Mercury from a launchpad in Kourou, French Guiana.

European and Japanese space agencies have launched their first mission to Mercury from its space port in Kourou, French Guiana.

Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to march on the streets of London later demanding a people's vote on Brexit.