Новости за 03.11.2018

The husband of a Christian Pakistani woman who was accused of blasphemy has asked Theresa May to grant them asylum in Britain.

Seven of the eight children who were injured after a giant inflatable slide collapsed at a fairground have been discharged, police have said.

Eight children have suffered "potentially serious injuries" after a giant inflatable slide collapsed at a fairground before a fireworks display.

Seven children are being treated for "potentially serious injuries" after a giant inflatable slide collapsed at a fairground where a fireworks display was due to take place, police say.

In an historic act of reconciliation, a German leader will lay a wreath at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday for the first time - as the passing of one hundred years since the end of the First World War is marked.

The man known as the "father of the Taliban" has been buried in Pakistan surrounded by thousands of followers after being stabbed to death.

A Briton running 6,000 miles (9,656 km) across America has spoken of his doubts about whether he'll make it.

Former bosses from BT Group and J Sainsbury will this weekend join dozens of entrepreneurs in demanding a "people's vote" on the final terms of Britain's exit from the European Union.

A man had to be rescued from a cliff face when he became trapped fleeing a herd of "aggressive" seals.

A US soldier was killed and another wounded in an apparent insider attack when an Afghan commando opened fire on them in Kabul, NATO has said.

Attacks on firefighters have soared by a quarter in the last year after the "demolition" of projects aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour, a union has warned.

A rescue diver who died in the salvage operation for a passenger jet that crashed off Indonesia, killing all 189 people on board, has been hailed "a humanitarian hero".

North Korea has warned it could revive its policy of building up its nuclear arsenal if the United States does not lift economic sanctions against the country.

Brexit is fraying Britain's relationship with Ireland, the country's prime minister Leo Varadkar has warned.

Leicester City players are on their way to Thailand where they will say a farewell to the club's owner, who was killed in a helicopter crash.

Leicester City's winning goal in the club's first match since their Thai owner was killed in a helicopter crash has been dedicated to the late tycoon.

An emotional minute's silence has been held at Leicester City's first game since their Thai owner was killed in a helicopter crash a week ago.

The funeral of the owner of Leicester City who died in a helicopter crash outside the club's stadium has begun in his native Thailand.

Two young sisters whose bodies were found on the banks of the Hudson River bound together with tape are believed to have jumped in rather than return to Saudi Arabia.

A gunman who shot dead two women at a yoga studio in Florida was tackled by class members before killing himself, police have said.

A tigress who is believed to have killed more than a dozen people in the last two years has been shot dead in India.

A UK ticket holder has won £76.3m on the EuroMillions lottery.

Jewellery has been seized from auction house Christie's which is linked to a businessman whose wife is subject to the UK's first unexplained wealth order (UWO).

IVF has become so successful that the rate of adoptions has suffered, according to a top child advocate.

Twitter has deleted more than 10,000 bot accounts that it says tried to discourage Americans from voting in the midterm elections.