Новости за 27.10.2018

The helicopter belonging to the owner of Leicester City football club, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, has crashed just outside the club’s football stadium.

The helicopter belonging to the owner of Leicester City football club, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, has crashed just outside the club’s football stadium.

Donald Trump has insisted if the those attending a Jewish baby-naming ceremony in Pittsburgh had been carrying guns then they might not have been killed by a lone gunman armed with an automatic rifle shouting “all Jews must die”.

Sky News has tracked down Sir Philip Green, the first time he has been seen in public since he was named as the businessman at the centre of allegations of sexual and racial abuse.

At least four people were killed and three officers injured responding to an active shooting incident in the area of a Pittsburgh synagogue on Saturday, local media and CNN reported.

Former England manager Glenn Hoddle is in serious condition in hospital after suffering a heart attack, his family have said.

Former England manager Glenn Hoddle was taken to hospital after falling “seriously ill” at the BT Sport studio on Saturday.

UK airline passengers are wasting up to £175 million each year on unnecessary allocated seating fees, new research suggests.

It’s chilly out there but don’t risk going outside and finding out, take our word for it and have a look at these frosty yet glorious weather pics from up North.

For a generation of teenagers, Topshop was the high-street fashion mecca that defined the weekend. Either it was where you worked your first Saturday job or where you went to spend your hard-earned earnings from elsewhere. Up and down the country, packs of girls headed to their nearest high street in search of a pair of Jamie skinny jeans.

George Osborne extended a public sector pay cap despite a warning from his officials it could leave some children caught in a poverty trap, according to official papers.

People being moved onto the government’s flagship Universal Credit benefits programme are left spiralling into debt and despair by a system “designed to destroy people”, they have said.

Three people have died after two vehicles collided on the outskirts of Denbigh on Friday evening, North Wales Police said.

A hammer-wielding man who was arrested after attempting a smash-and-grab of a Magna Carta from Salisbury Cathedral has been released on conditional bail.

Three people have been arrested after a 47-year-old man was stabbed to death at a residential address in Hendon, north London, the Metropolitan Police said.

A six-year-old boy has died following a fire at a house in Ilkeston, Derbyshire Police said.

The Labour peer who named Sir Philip Green as the figure stopping a newspaper from publishing allegations of sexual and racial harassment against him has said he “will not be silenced”.

Sir Philip Green has said it is “outrageous” that Lord Hain used parliamentary privilege to name him as the figure stopping a newspaper from publishing allegations of sexual and racial harassment against him.

Apu Nahasapeemapetilon is reportedly set to be written out of ‘The Simpsons’ following accusations the character is a racial stereotype.

Apu Nahasapeemapetilon is to be written out of ‘The Simpsons’ following accusations the character is a racial stereotype.

A US political commentator who received threats from a suspect arrested in connection with mail bomb packages has called out Twitter’s “bs response” after she reported him earlier this month.

Michael Buble joined James Corden for a very special ‘Carpool Karaoke’ on this year’s ‘Stand Up To Cancer’, and opened up about his son’s fight with the disease.

Danny Dyer and his daughter Dani’s appearance on ‘Celebrity Gogglebox’ wound up being the highlight of ‘Stand Up To Cancer’ on Friday night.

A record number of children’s operations - including emergency surgeries - were cancelled in England last year, it has been revealed.

Frontline police officers issued with controversial “spit guards” to use on suspects have told HuffPost UK they welcome their use, despite warnings from Britain’s most senior police officer that deploying them could make officers more likely to get “a good kicking.”