Новости за 31.10.2018

A list of this year's highest paid dead celebrities has placed Michael Jackson at the top by a massive £282m.

A newly expanded civil class action lawsuit against Harvey Weinstein and the people and businesses surrounding him has accused the former mogul of assaulting and harassing a 16-year-old girl.

Two men have emerged as the possible killers of former Boston crime boss James "Whitey" Bulger who was found dead in jail.

Teams of paedophile hunters from across the country are joining forces to form their own national federation, in an attempt to work more responsibly with law and order.

Robert Bowers has been charged with 44 offences following the mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue.

France has launched an investigation into why some 24 babies have been born without hands or arms in some rural areas since 2000.

The brother of murdered estate agent Suzy Lamplugh has said the family want to bury her in a place of their choosing.

Dominic Raab has revealed he expects to have a Brexit deal confirmed with Brussels by 21 November.

British fighter jets have been scrambled after to intercept Russian military aircraft which had flown near UK airspace.

The son of the chairman of Leicester City who was killed along with four others in a helicopter crash has paid tribute to fans of the club.

Jamal Khashoggi was strangled to death as soon as he entered the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, a senior Turkish official has said.

Austerity again dominated exchanges at Prime Minister's Questions, with Jeremy Corbyn claiming Theresa May's pledge to end it is a "broken promise" in the wake of the budget.

Britain has backed a top-level call by the United States for a complete ceasefire in the Yemen civil war and for peace talks to start next month.

Global stock markets rallied on Wednesday, Halloween, but it was not enough to prevent the FTSE 100 enduring almost £100bn of losses during October.

A pharmaceutical company has been charged over the deaths and illnesses of babies at a number of hospitals four years ago.

The editor of Waitrose's food magazine has stepped down after suggesting vegans should be killed.

HMRC spent more than £10,000 on flowers over the past five years to say sorry to taxpayers for mistakes, it has been revealed.

The moment the Duchess of Sussex's jaw dropped when she spotted a young woman she used to message on social media about mental health and education has been captured on video.

The son of a senior Labour MP has resigned as a councillor after being convicted of possessing class A drugs with intent to supply.

The main body of a plane that crashed off Indonesia, with the likely deaths of 189 people, appears to have been found.

Human bones found during the renovation of a Vatican building have been linked to a teenage girl who disappeared in 1983.

Twenty-five people have been killed after an Afghan army helicopter crashed in bad weather.

The Supreme Court of Pakistan has acquitted a Christian woman who had been on death row for eight years after being accused of blasphemy.

The Metropolitan police is to launch a line of branded clothing and souvenirs to raise money for more police on the streets.