Новости за 16.11.2018

The new work and pensions secretary Amber Rudd has urged Brexiteers to pull back from their assault on the prime minister.

A British sailor, who overslept and crashed into land, probably costing him victory in a marathon solo race, said he will "keep a brave face, keep smiling, come back and do it all again".

The world must act now to end the war in Yemen and save millions of people from the brink of famine, the man who is trying to broker a peace deal has told Sky News.

A woman and her ex-partner have been jailed over the death of a toddler who was tied face-down to a "cage" bed.

Leave-supporting Stephen Barclay has been promoted to Brexit Secretary from his ministerial role in the department of health.

Theresa May appears to have secured her immediate survival in 10 Downing Street as a rebellion against her leadership stalls.

Theresa May appears to have secured her immediate survival in 10 Downing Street as a rebellion against her leadership stalls.

Theresa May appears to have secured her immediate survival in 10 Downing Street as a rebellion against her leadership stalls.

Actor Tom Hardy has been made a CBE at Buckingham Palace where he was given his award by Prince Charles for services to drama.

Albanian gangs operating at the "higher end of sophistication" are being linked to a surge in the number of trafficking victims brought to the UK.

Oscar-winning screenwriter William Goldman has died aged 87.

A federal judge in Washington has ordered the Trump administration to return the press credentials of CNN reporter Jim Acosta.

A weapons haul thought to have been used by the so-called "New IRA" in attempts to kill police officers has been discovered in a residential boiler house.

A Royal Navy frigate is shadowing and monitoring a Russian warship travelling through the English Channel, in an attempt to protect UK waters.

When he stepped out of the Palace of Westminster on Thursday and declared no confidence in the prime minister, there was a clear sense Jacob Rees-Mogg was firing the pistol on what would be an immediate challenge to Theresa May.

A cold wind swept through the courtyard of Fatih Mosque in one of Istanbul's most conservative neighbourhoods.

Brexit has shown that leaving the EU comes at an "exorbitant price", France's finance minister said, as he suggested some Brexit politicians were liars.

British Airways is being sued by a holidaymaker who claims he was left badly injured after being forced to squeeze into a seat next to a passenger the size of rugby legend Jonah Lomu.

Britons are expected to spend more than £10bn during the almost fortnight-long discount event known as Black Friday.

A debt-ridden handyman who bludgeoned an 85-year-old widow to death with a hammer and stole her £7,000 diamond ring has been jailed for life.

A kennel that housed more than 70 greyhounds has been found in a "horrendous" state.

The government has been accused inflicting "unnecessary misery" upon millions of people in the UK as part of a damning assessment of poverty levels in the country by the United Nations.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been named by mistake in a US court document, leading to suggestions he may have been charged in secret.

After years of searching, a "touchingly personal" oil painting by Thomas Gainsborough has been tracked down - thanks to a magazine advert.

A man shot dead outside his home in Ireland is believed to linked to a long-running gangland feud.