Новости за 04.12.2018

A man has been shot dead in front of children as he sat in a parked car in west Belfast, in what police are describing as a "disgraceful murder".

They may not be back for good, but Robbie Williams has said that rejoining Take That onstage felt like Christmas.

"Too little too late?"

"Too little too late?"

A US senator has attacked Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman - describing him as crazy, dangerous, a wrecking ball, and "complicit in the murder" of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage has announced he is quitting the party.

The US has said it will withdraw from a landmark nuclear missile treaty in 60 days if Russia does not address its alleged violations of the pact.

A five-year-old boy has been described as a "little hero" by police after he called 999 when he found his grandfather unconscious.

A gay pharmacist has been convicted of murdering his wife so he could start a new life in Australia with his boyfriend and a £2m life insurance payout.

Sky CEO Jeremy Darroch has joined a group of business leaders calling for the UK to stop "passing the buck to some of the world's most disadvantaged people" by exporting its plastic waste to the developing world.

Commuters were asked to push a packed tram to free it after it became stuck at a platform.

A man has been charged with conspiracy to rob after a police shootout in southwest London.

Britain's biggest banks are facing a fresh deluge of compensation claims from a campaign targeting mortgage customers who may have been overcharged during a period of more than 20 years.

A date has been set for MPs to discuss Sky News' campaign for an independent commission to organise televised leaders' debates at elections.

A mother has given birth to a healthy baby girl after surgeons implanted a womb in her body from a deceased donor.

Police searching for a missing British woman in Tenerife tell Sky News they have found a body in the water off the coast of Puerto de la Cruz.

A town in Kent has been forced to only light the top half of its Christmas tree after repeated vandalism.

Katie Price has avoided bankruptcy after agreeing a plan to pay back what she owes.

A Metropolitan Police officer who used his car to knock a teenager off his moped in a "tactical contact" has been put under criminal investigation.

Donald Trump is building a new liberal world order to prevent wars and create prosperity, Mike Pompeo has said.

Kanye West has been put firmly in his place after being spotted using his phone during the opening night of a Broadway musical about Cher.

A killer dubbed the "Monster of Worcester", who was jailed 45 years ago for killing three young children, has been cleared for release by the Parole Board.