Новости за 13.12.2018

A footballer has been disciplined after he painted his face black for a fancy dress party earlier this month.

A man has been rescued after being stuck in an abandoned restaurant's grease vent for two days.

Fast food often has fewer calories than restaurant meals, according to the new research.

Sports Direct has reported a 27% fall in half-year profits as it counted the cost of swallowing up failed department store chain House of Fraser.

Sesame Street has introduced a homeless character named Lily to mitigate the impact of the trauma for young children without a permanent place to live.

Footage of an artificial intelligence robot that Russian state television used as an example of the country's technological prowess has been exposed as a man wearing a robot suit.

Nine people have been killed and 47 injured after a Turkish high-speed train crashed into an overpass in the country's capital.

Seven people have been killed and 46 injured after a Turkish high-speed train crashed into an overpass in the country's capital.

Four people have been killed and 43 are injured after a Turkish high-speed train crashed into an overpass in Ankara.

China has confirmed that it has detained two Canadian men in what appears to be retaliation for the arrest of Huawei's chief financial officer.

China has confirmed that it has detained two Canadian men in what appears to be retaliation for the arrest of Huawei's chief financial officer.

A second Canadian man is feared detained in China in what appears to be retaliation for Canada's arrest of Huawei's chief financial officer.

Two hefty hounds have shared a pet slimmer of the year award after shedding a quarter of their body weight.

The number of homicides in London this year is the highest since 2009, with the Mayor Sadiq Khan being warned he needs to take "drastic action" to cut violent crime in the capital.

Theresa May is heading to Brussels for the second time this week in another frantic bid to win Brexit concessions after surviving a vote of no confidence by Conservative MPs.

A stuntwoman who lost her arm and spent 17 days in a coma after a horror motorbike crash on a film set is suing for £2.2m.

When P L Travers first wrote Mary Poppins in 1935, little did she know she'd be creating a role that would go down in cinema history.

During last year's general election campaign, Theresa May was ridiculed and called "the Maybot" for repeatedly declaring: "Nothing has changed."

During last year's general election campaign, Theresa May was ridiculed and called "the Maybot" for regularly declaring: "Nothing has changed."