Новости за 15.11.2018

Iceland’s president has admitted he went “too far” when he said he wanted to ban pineapple as a topping for pizza in his country.

Thursday was another day dominated by Brexit. From questions over whether Theresa May will quit (along with a fair few of her ministers) to staunch Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg lapping up the lime-light, it would be easy to think no other real news has happened. 

It’s been another day dominated by Brexit. From questions over whether Theresa May will quit (along with a fair few of her ministers) to staunch Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg lapping up the lime-light, it would be easy to think no other real news has happened. 

On a day of high-drama in Westminster, Theresa May gave a press conference that prompted much-speculation about how she would deal with a bona fide crisis over Brexit.

MPs must unite behind Theresa May’s Brexit deal or see the UK take “a path of deep and grave uncertainty”, the Prime Minister has said. 

A peer in the House of Lords will not be suspended from Parliament despite allegations he offered a woman a peerage in exchange for sex.

A secondary school in Merseyside is to ban coats from high-end brands including Canada Goose and Moncler in a bid to stop poverty-shaming.

We have reached crunch time - Theresa May has presented her Brexit deal to Parliament and the resounding consensus is that it’s dead.

The keen gaze of the political world was trained squarely on the House of Commons on Thursday, as an embattled Theresa May defended her draft Brexit agreement in front of sceptical MPs. 

Prince William has delivered one of his hardest ever hitting speeches, criticising tech companies for their doubts, denials and inaction on cyberbullying – and asking them to do more to protect children.

I know it doesn’t look like it. May appears to be now deep in her final, terminal doom loop. For more than a year she seems to have been the ‘are you still here?’ leader. Now it seems that time is up. She has, in Churchill’s phrase, stayed in the pub until closing time.

The animal print trend is a huge trend at the moment, so we’ve found a baby-friendly version.

Scientists have found plastic microfibres in the faeces of fur seals living in a colony on a remote island northwest Chile. 

Much of the population is watching from the sidelines as Tory MPs resign left, right and centre, landing a blow to Prime Minister Theresa May less than a day after cabinet agreed (in principal) to her Withdrawal Agreement with the EU.

Fashion is experiencing something of a U-turn. Walk through the permanent fashion collection at the V&A, London, and the further back the clothing dates, the more skin it covers. Today we’re seeing that play out in the rise of modest fashion.

As embarrassed as I am to admit it, I feel sorry for Theresa May. Despite this, it is a feeling that I am sure resonates with many, at least the rational ones among us, irrespective of which side of the political spectrum they may fall.

When was the last time you tasted clean air? Not the sort that you might find on a walk through the brambles and oak trees of the English countryside - but the raw, pure particles of oxygen, nitrogen and argon that are found at the very top of a mountain hike or standing at the edge of a reservoir on a cold day. Air that must have been what the air at the beginning of the world was like.

Esther McVey has resigned as Work and Pensions Secretary because she couldn’t support Theresa May’s Brexit deal. But for many people across the UK, it isn’t her stance on the EU that she will be remembered for.

Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson has been cleared of attempting to seriously harm a prison governor.

Posters have been put up in Oxfam shops around the country confirming that Stormzy is set to headline at Glastonbury in 2019.

Posters have been put up in local Oxfam shops stating that Stormzy is set to headline at Glastonbury in 2019.