Новости за 02.12.2018

Foodbanks across Merseyside are stockpiling donations ahead of another rollout of Universal Credit this week, which campaigners say is fuelling an "epidemic" of suffering.

Former FBI director James Comey has backed down from his legal challenge and agreed to testify in private to the House of Representatives judiciary committee.

A major United Nations climate change summit has begun in Poland, as tens of thousands also took to the streets in Brussels to demand urgent action.

A major United Nations climate change summit has begun in Poland, as tens of thousands also took to the streets in Brussels to demand urgent action.

A 32-year-old woman is believed to be the first person prescribed cannabis in the UK after it was made legal for medicinal use last month.

A senior Taliban commander has been killed in Afghanistan by a US drone strike in what the terror group has described as a "big loss".

Police are searching for a British woman who disappeared from outside a bar in Tenerife.

The naval commander who oversees the US Navy fifth fleet based in the Middle East has been found dead at his residence in Bahrain, authorities have confirmed.

Alternative metal band Bring Me The Horizon has said it is "horrified" after learning that a fan died at its Alexandra Palace gig.

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu should be charged with bribery and fraud, police have said.

German police have shut down a far-right rock concert after the crowd started chanting the Nazi slogan "sieg heil" which means "hail victory".

Shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer says it is 'inevitable' Labour will seek to oust Theresa May if she loses a crunch Commons vote on her EU divorce deal.

A family of swans have been shot and killed in a "senseless" air gun attack.

Dozens of current and former Ted Baker employees have accused the fashion brand's founder of implementing a regime of "forced hugs" and harassment.

British Cycling has introduced a new mandatory cardiac screening policy as awareness grows of the risks faced by sportspeople.

It may be the beginning of the end for trendy avocado breakfasts with cafes now scrapping the fleshy fruits from their menus, citing fears about the environment and sustainability.

Pablo Escobar is remembered as the "Colombian Robin Hood" in his former neighbourhood where his dark legacy lives on 25 years after his death.

France's president has visited the graffiti-damaged Arc de Triomphe after hundreds of people were arrested during the country's worst riots in 50 years.

France is considering imposing a state of emergency as hundreds of people were arrested during the country's worst riots in 50 years.

Bollywood star Priyanka Chopra has married US singer Nick Jonas in a Christian ceremony attended by close family and friends in a royal Indian palace.

Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has urged the public to remain vigilant following claims a Russian journalist was monitored for "suspicious behaviour" near a British military base.

Tyson Fury's shot at becoming a world heavyweight boxing champion again has ended in a controversial draw against Deontay Wilder who retained his WBC title.

Tyson Fury's shot at becoming a world heavyweight boxing champion again has ended in a draw against Deontay Wilder who retained his WBC belt.

A "historic constitutional row" over Brexit awaits Theresa May as she returns from the G20 summit.

A "historic constitutional row" over Brexit awaits Theresa May as she returns from the G20 summit.