Новости за 10.12.2018

Mozambique says it has identified 30,000 "ghost employees" in its civil service who cost $250m (£196m) between 2015 and 2017.

Emmanuel Macron has promised to raise the minimum wage as he acknowledged he was partially responsible for weeks of nationwide protests.

The Voyager 2 probe has left the protective bubble around the sun and is flying through interstellar space, NASA says.

Chelsea have banned four people from attending games while they investigate alleged racist abuse directed at Raheem Sterling.

Chelsea have banned four people from attending games while they investigate alleged racist abuse targeted at Raheem Sterling.

Billionaire "playboy" Vijay Mallya should be extradited from the UK to India to face fraud charges over the collapse of Kingfisher Airlines, a court in London has ruled.

The "shortcomings" of the London Fire Brigade "undeniably contributed to people dying" in Grenfell Tower, the inquiry into the disaster has heard.

The first 17 runners to finish the Singapore Marathon were all Kenyan - with the winner completing it 30 minutes faster than the quickest non-Kenyan.

Theresa May has dramatically postponed a House of Commons vote on her Brexit deal, admitting she would have suffered a "significant" defeat.

Theresa May has dramatically decided to pull a House of Commons vote on her Brexit deal after admitting she would suffer a "significant" defeat.

Theresa May has dramatically decided to pull a House of Commons vote on her Brexit deal after admitting she would suffer a "significant" defeat.

Theresa May has decided to pull a House of Commons vote on her Brexit deal, prompting fresh anger from MPs.

London transport chiefs have announced up to £2bn in new financing to complete the delayed Crossrail project.

London transport chiefs have announced up to £2bn in new financing to complete the delayed Crossrail project.

Up until this morning, Downing Street had insisted the vote was going ahead - but come midday, something changed.

RAF Typhoons have been scrambled in response to "unidentified aircraft" approaching UK airspace.

After 32 years, paedophile Russell Bishop has finally been convicted of the "babes in the wood" murders after advanced forensic techniques revealed his DNA linked him to his young victims through a discarded sweatshirt.

Fifteen protesters who cut through Stansted Airport's perimeter fence to block a government deportation flight have been found guilty of an aviation security offence.

A teenager has admitted causing the deaths by dangerous driving of four people, including a 16-month-old boy.

Spice Girl Melanie Brown has cancelled a book signing after suffering two broken ribs and severing her hand.

A teenage boy will go on trial next year for the rape and murder of six-year-old Alesha MacPhail, who was killed on the Scottish island of Bute.

A police dog in the US is having quite a hard time adjusting to his new snow boots.

Alleged racist abuse directed at Manchester City forward Raheem Sterling on Saturday was "not acceptable", the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) has said.

The magic number that the prime minister needs to win the crucial House of Commons vote on her Brexit deal is 318.

Convicted paedophile Russell Bishop has been found guilty of murdering two nine-year-old girls in 1986.