Новости за 26.10.2018

Philip Hammond is to send some budget love to the high street by cutting business rates for small shops and allowing more hotels, pubs and restaurants to hold weddings.

A man has been charged over a series of pipe bombs sent to prominent critics of Donald Trump after his fingerprint was found on one of the devices.

Facebook has removed dozens of accounts linked to Iran for spreading disinformation to more than a million followers in the UK and US.

Male strippers, body building, big-busted women and star-spangled trousers make up many of the social media photos of the man arrested in connection with the pipe bombs.

Eighteen suspects in the killing of Jamal Khashoggi are accused of murder with "monstrous intent," Turkey's justice ministry has said.

A university dropout has been found guilty of the "cold and calculating" murder of a transgender woman after a sex and drugs binge.

"Human Spider" Alain Robert has been banned from climbing any building in the UK after illegally scaling one of London's tallest towers with no safety gear.

The former Labour cabinet minister who named Sir Philip Green in parliament "did not obtain any information" from the law firm fighting the billionaire's injunction against a national newspaper.

Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has announced the birth of a baby boy, telling her newborn son: "know that you are loved."

The chancellor has ruled out major tax rises in next week's budget, thanks to a last-minute influx of tax revenues which have bolstered his balance sheet.

The chancellor has ruled out major tax rises in next week's budget, thanks to a last-minute influx of tax revenues which have bolstered his balance sheet.

Robert De Niro, one of the targets of a spate of suspicious packages being sent in the post, has said "votes are more powerful than bombs".

Takeaway bosses have been found guilty of manslaughter after a teenager suffered an allergic reaction to their food.

Cuadrilla has been forced to suspend fracking at their Lancashire site after a 0.8 magnitude earthquake was recorded.

The first hearing of a lawsuit by Julian Assange has been suspended after he complained his translator who speaks English was not fluent in Australian.

Asda is to consult staff on changes to its business that could result in 2,500 job losses next year - when the UK leaves the EU.

Many of the children travelling with a migrant caravan through southern Mexico towards the US border are ill or dehydrated, according to UNICEF.

A cot bed designer has been jailed for more than three years after a baby choked to death in a gap in his bed.

The government has given London mayor Sadiq Khan a £350m loan to cover additional costs caused by delays to the Crossrail project.

It's time to bring out your winter coat as cool air blasts in from the Arctic bringing sleet and snow to parts of the UK this weekend.

Johnny Depp has been dropped from new Pirates Of The Caribbean films, according to reports.

Turkey's president has demanded that Saudi Arabia reveals where Jamal Khashoggi's body is.

The Ryanair passenger who was filmed racially abusing an elderly black woman has said he is "not a racist person by any means".

The Queen is said to be deeply saddened after her last corgi, who followed her from room to room at Buckingham Palace, died last week.