Новости за 20.12.2018

A man has been charged with the murder of a mother-of-five who has been missing for more than two months.

Jeremy Corbyn has attacked the media over a "phoney row" following claims he branded the prime minister a "stupid woman".

A Yemeni mother has finally been able to hold her dying son after battling US immigration authorities for more than a year to earn the right to enter the country.

The owner of British Gas will on Friday spark a legal battle with Ofgem over Britain's impending energy price cap by trying to force it to change the way it calculates wholesale energy costs.

The coroner in the Westminster inquest has called on Scotland Yard to station armed officers at all of the gates of parliament on a permanent basis to prevent another attack and told MI5 it should be keeping better records.

A charity is calling for the end of the obligatory consultation women wanting emergency contraception (EC) must go through, saying it is a barrier to access.

A darts player has apologised after yelling in his opponent's face during a world championship match, blaming it on an episode of hypomania.

Ex-Labour minister Ivan Lewis has quit the party as he expressed doubts about Jeremy Corbyn's willingness to fight antisemitism.

Christmas is upon us again - and it's time for Adam Boulton's Quiz of the Year.

The sexual assault case against Harvey Weinstein is to move forward after a US judge dismissed defence claims it is "tainted".

The UK has condemned Beijing as the US charged Chinese hackers accused of attempting to steal trade secrets and technologies in a bid to compromise government computers.

A schoolboy will spend at least a decade behind bars for murdering a man with a cricket bat as he looked for his stepchildren's stolen bicycles.

The government is editing its own "no-deal" documents to remove the word "unlikely" in relation to Britain falling out of the EU without a agreement.

Three men have been found guilty of murder after they deliberately set fire to a shop in Leicester, causing an explosion that killed five people.

The deadline has been set for Theresa May to win over Tory MPs to back her Brexit deal.

The majority of Britons think Jeremy Corbyn's alleged "stupid woman" comment was not sexist but say he should apologise, a Sky Data poll reveals.

A man has been re-arrested on suspicion of murder by police investigating the disappearance of a mother-of-five from Kent.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said relations with the UK are in "deadlock" and he hopes "common sense will prevail".

Deaths of homeless people have increased by almost a quarter over five years, according to Office of National Statistics estimates.

Kremlin-funded news organisation RT (Russia Today) broadcast biased material following the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal, Ofcom has ruled.

Amber Rudd has given the strongest support yet from inside cabinet for a second referendum, declaring there is a "plausible argument" for holding one.

Donald Trump's decision to pull US forces out of Syria will lead to a revival of Islamic State in the country, Syrian rebels have warned.

The killing of two Scandinavian tourists in Morocco is being considered as an act of terror, Denmark's prime minister has said.

Strong Black Friday sales helped tills ring in November - a crucial Christmas trading month that Sports Direct tycoon Mike Ashley had described as "the worst in living memory" for the high street.