Новости за 13.12.2018

A motorist has survived by breathing through a pocket of air for five hours after crashing his car into an icy river.

A director of one of England's best-performing hospitals has said he is "nervous" about winter, despite planning more extensively than ever.

The UK’s big four auditors will next week face an unprecedented move to limit their market share and allow smaller rivals to gatecrash their self-confessed oligopoly as regulators shake up a sector rattled by a string of corporate collapses.

Theresa May has appealed for EU leaders' help to get her Brexit deal through parliament, and pitched a plan to make it happen.

Virgin Galactic has successfully launched a tourism rocket ship into space for the first time - with Sir Richard Branson hoping a commercial flight will take place by March 2019.

A woman accused of being a spy for Russia has pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge in the US.

Two technicians have been found dead at a US research station in Antarctica after a helicopter pilot spotted smoke coming from a building.

He has already collaborated with everyone from Jay Z to Paul McCartney - and now Kanye West is looking to add another big name to his CV.

Two suspected migrants are in a critical condition after their boat got into difficulty trying to cross the Channel.

A US woman has been jailed for 28 years after starving her stepson so badly that he looked like a Holocaust survivor, doctors said.

The man suspected of opening fire at a Christmas market has been shot dead, the French interior minister has said.

Dozens of armed police have cordoned off an area of Strasbourg in the hunt for a gunman who killed three and injured another 13 people at a Christmas market.

A Santa Claus has been criticised by parents after he allegedly swore at children.

A flight passenger who molested a sleeping woman on a commercial plane is facing 11 years in a US prison.

Some of the "sexting" messages from a Conservative MP have been read out in the House of Commons after he controversially had the party whip restored.

Donald Trump has denied directing his ex-lawyer Michael Cohen to break the law.

Mike Ashley has been rebuffed by Debenhams after he offered a £40m loan to bail out the struggling department store amid speculation it had "zero chance of survival".

Dominic Raab has become the first of Theresa May's ex-cabinet ministers to confirm he tried to oust her from Downing Street, as Brexiteers kept up their pressure on the prime minister.

Rival sides in Yemen's civil war have agreed a province-wide ceasefire in Hodeida, the United Nations says.

A project to rebuild the EastEnders set is expected to go £27m over budget, raising concerns over whether licence fee payers' money is being spent wisely.

A policeman has been jailed for 25 years for a series of sexual offences against young girls, including the rape of a 13-year-old.

A body has been found in the search for a British tourist who went missing in Spain two days after he was mugged.

French authorities say they are prepared to take the Strasbourg terror attacker dead or alive.

There are warnings of heavy snow and blizzards this weekend with a risk of freezing rain causing travel chaos, the Met Office says.

Miley Cyrus appears to have confirmed rumours that she is guest starring in the next season of Black Mirror.