Новости за 09.11.2018

I don’t have much respect for Boris Johnson’s little brother. As an education officer in a students’ union, you’d be hard-pressed to find someone in my job who does.

‘Strictly Come Dancing’ stars Danny John-Jules and Amy Dowden have set the record straight, after reports about the two falling out emerged in the press.

Ministers must do more to tackle the “undeniable” scourge of knife crime, the UK Youth Parliament has said. 

Malibu is the latest California town to be evacuated, as three separate wildfires tear through the state.

The feeling that I needed to be perfect began in my childhood. I had loving parents and a happy home, but my dad also suffered from serious mental health problems.

There is nothing obviously noteworthy about 10 November. It’s typically a cold, grey day, perhaps with a stiff breeze or a light smattering of drizzle. It’s also the day when women effectively stop earning for the year relative to men due to the gender pay gap.

Very few of us find this weekend lacking in emotion. Perhaps from our own personal experiences or just hearing stories and memories of war from older relatives, we all make a point of honouring the dead by wearing a poppy, respecting the two-minute silence, as well as attending our local Remembrance Parades too. All of these actions help us reflect deeply about how lucky we are as a nation; and how it’s all due to those brave heroes that fought, and still continue to fight, for our freedom in every bloody battle, conflict, and terrible war. Читать дальше...

A leading Jeremy Corbyn supporter who called the poppy appeal “racist” and “white supremacist” has been branded “juvenile” by a shadow minister. 

Just hours after the midterm election polls had closed on Tuesday evening, Donald Trump made a bold move: he asked his Attorney General, Jeff Sessions, to resign.

As someone who lives close to Grenfell and was there to see the fallout from the fire, I was sickened as I watched the film of a cardboard model of the tower being set alight by a laughing crowd.

A Pakistani Christian woman’s appeal to Britain for asylum has been denied because her arrival in the country may stir civil unrest, HuffPost UK has been told.

Thursday’s decision by Japanese company Toshiba to pull out of the planned Moorside nuclear power station project has thrown the future of UK energy policy into doubt, and cast an ominous shadow over the economic future of Cumbria. But beyond the immediate implications, this latest debacle has also thrown into sharp relief the intractable problem at the core of the government’s energy policy. Maintaining our energy security while hitting our climate targets is a difficult task that requires clear... Читать дальше...

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The line-up for the upcoming series of ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 4’ has been revealed by Entertainment Weekly.

Yes, in addition to the show’s regular series, we’re being treated to the third ‘All Stars’ running in three years, and the fourth overall, with 10 returning queens coming back to the competition to fight for a spot in the Hall Of Fame, next to Chad Michaels... Читать дальше...

Transport minister Jo Johnson has resigned from government and backed a second referendum on Brexit. 

A man who tricked four heterosexual men into having blindfolded sex with him by masquerading as a woman online has been jailed for 15 years.

A Ryanair plane full of passengers was seized by French authorities as it was about to leave for London over a long-running cash dispute.

In the wake of her separation from Pete Davidson, Ariana Grande has dispensed her personal advice for people who are on the lookout for engagement rings.

Amber and yellow weather warnings for severe rain and wind have been issued by forecasters at the Met Office for Friday.

Schoolboy Alex McDermott stunned the House of Commons with a barnstorming speech calling for the voting age to be lowered to 16. 

A vehicle in a convoy carrying Prime Minister Theresa May to an event marking  Armistice Day in Belgium has been involved in a crash.

People outraged by the banning of Iceland’s Christmas advert on TV are taking action by signing a petition appealing for the decision to be overturned.