Новости за 22.12.2018

Former Liberal Democrats leader Paddy Ashdown has died at the age of 77, the party has said.

A Banksy mural which appeared overnight in a Welsh steel town this week is under 24-hour guard to manage crowds flocking to see it.

Donald Trump has warned it could be "a long stay" as he negotiates with Democrats to end a partial US government shutdown.

A feisty young seal pup is recovering after his sense of adventure got the better of him.

Beleaguered British retailers are pinning their hopes on "Super Saturday" after a dismal year for the high street.

Police are searching a home in Crawley after two people werearrested over drone disruption which grounded flights at Gatwick Airport, Sky sources say.

Harry Potter author JK Rowling has led criticism of Jeremy Corbyn after the Labour leader re-committed his party to going ahead with Brexit if he became prime minister.

The family of a Manchester Arena terror attack victim have given hundreds of Christmas presents to disadvantaged children in the city in memory of their daughter.

A backflipping FBI agent who accidentally shot a man while showing off his best dance moves has been spared jail after pleading guilty to third-degree assault.

A left-wing rebel and one of Colombia's "most horrendous criminals" has been killed following a manhunt lasting months.

A man has died after collapsing and suffering head injuries following a fight in a village near Oldham.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving offences after two teenagers were killed in a car crash near Lincoln.

A suspected armed robber has been caught after a bank was held up in a remote archipelago near the North Pole, police have said.

A father-of-two has brought Deck The Halls style Christmas cheer to his street with an enormous lights display on his home.

A top cabinet minister has branded European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker "ghastly" and suggested he should be subject to a formal complaint.

Motorists and rail passengers are being warned of heavy traffic and disruption as millions travel to see family and friends before Christmas.

Take That have cancelled plans for a world tour for their 30th anniversary tour after one of Gary Barlow's family members fell ill.

Jeremy Corbyn says Labour will continue with Brexit if the party wins a snap general election in the new year.

The US government is heading towards a partial shutdown after Republicans in the Senate failed to secure the votes needed to approve $5bn demanded by Donald Trump for a border wall.

Two people have been arrested in connection with the "criminal use of drones" which caused major disruption at Gatwick Airport.

Two people have been arrested in connection with the "criminal use of drones" which caused major disruption at Gatwick Airport.

Special forces have regained control of a cargo ship off the UK's coast after a group of stowaway migrants had threatened staff on-board.

A British drugs kingpin has been jailed over a plot to smuggle 1.3 tonnes of cocaine with a street value of 240 million euro (£216m) into France.

Sky News takes a look at the stories making a splash in Saturday's national newspapers, with Christmas just days away.

Police forces across the UK have revealed details of the targets of Tasers in the last three years.