Новости за 25.09.2018

A Canada-style Brexit trade deal that broke up the UK would be worse than no deal, Theresa May has said.

The Labour Party must expel anti-Semites in the same way the infamous fascist Oswald Moseley was kicked out of Liverpool, Emily Thornberry has insisted.

Labour now has a set Brexit policy - sort of. This is what it is - for the moment at least.

Large numbers of police were called to a secondary school in Sheffield after a disturbance among pupils escalated when scores of adults arrived outside.

The inquiry into the infected blood scandal should learn from the “chilling” lessons of the Hillsborough football disaster, a lawyer representing almost 250 victims has said.

Keeping the movement up is a no brainer, when it comes to maintaining our health. Actually making it happen - that’s another thing. But there’s been a wake-up call, courtesy of the World Health Organization (WHO).

Lord Alan Sugar, star of ‘The Apprentice’, has jumped to the defence of contestants who are criticised by the public for making silly mistakes in challenges.

‘Strictly Come Dancing’ bosses have revealed which songs and dances the contestants are hoping will see them through the first elimination this weekend. 

Theresa May’s Chequers plan was emphatically rejected by the EU last week. This was predictable, given that it violates the EU’s principal red line: preserving the integrity of the single market. May’s response was resolute, claiming that the UK would not change its approach and that it was down to the EU to break the impasse. 

Homelessness is on the rise. The government estimates that the number of rough sleepers rose by 15 per cent to 4,751 in 2017, the highest figure recorded in the last two decades. A walk through any UK city centre backs that up, with people lining the streets in tents and sleeping bags.

A massive expansion of free childcare and “Sure Start plus for the 21st Century” will be central pillars of Labour’s offer to voters, Jeremy Corbyn will confirm. 

David Beckham’s barnet has always been a benchmark for male grooming but his latest hairstyle has caused some controversy.

A Rastafarian bus driver who was banned from wearing a religious headscarf while at work has won her battle with her employer. 

Looking for a novel way to spend Halloween? West Midlands Police have just the thing.

Imagine a drug that has been proven to be almost completely effective at preventing a life-long condition and is taken in the form of a single daily pill. Imagine a drug that could put an end to an epidemic that has taken the lives of millions around the world, including here at home. Now imagine this drug being at the centre of moral outrage, legal proceedings and shaming towards minority groups.

Whether you are an ardent or casual user of social media, chances are that every other day you’ll find your feeds flooded with articles and commentary around some aspect of internet celebrity culture. Whether it is another influencer who has raked in top earnings, another microcelebrity who has committed a public faux pas, another meme and its obscure backstory, or another viral hashtag spurring a mass manhunt for an ordinary citizen, the face of internet celebrity is rapidly changing and diversifying. Читать дальше...

Donald Trump’s eagerly anticipated address at the United Nations  General Assembly today got off to a faltering start when he was laughed at within seconds of beginning his speech.

Benedict Cumberbatch has said his decision to intervene when he saw a Deliveroo cyclist being mugged was “foolhardy”.

Barnardo’s has been helping vulnerable children and young people for 152 years, starting with Dr Barnardo’s himself on the troubled streets of Victorian London.

It’s been three long years, but Netflix has now confirmed that new episodes of ‘Making A Murderer’ are coming.

A rare beluga whale has apparently been seen swimming in the River Thames in Kent - and conservationists warn it could be “in trouble.”

In the cool of September it may feel like a distant memory, but this summer’s deadly heat waves, forest fires and unbearable levels of pollution in our cities brought home once and for all the reality of the environmental crisis, and above all climate change.

Growth in life expectancy in the UK has come to a halt for the first time since records began and has even gone down in some areas, according to latest statistics.