Новости за 26.11.2018

Donald Trump has said that the agreement allowing the United Kingdom to leave the European Union may make trade between Washington and London more difficult.

A leading university hit by a wave of suspected suicides declared it is “not a healthcare provider” as it fought attempts by the parents of a student to open up an investigation into her death.

Theresa May has revealed the crunch Commons vote on Brexit will be held on Tuesday, December 11.

As the UK digested the latest Brexit news from Brussels, Donald Trump had a relatively quiet weekend for a change.

Theresa May has admitted she was wrong to accuse EU nationals of ‘jumping the queue’ for jobs and rights in the UK.

If you’ve watched any of the BBCs news coverage from outside Westminster in recent weeks, you’ll have noticed a man frequently in the background armed with just two signs and a sneaky understanding of camera angles.

Shawn Mendes has spoken out about the social media jibes at his expense which suggest that he’s gay.

Decorating your Christmas tree is the most exciting part of the festive season. If you love the scent of real pine trees filling your home or enjoy an artificial one to fill with ornaments you’ve collected throughout the year, nothing adds a personal touch quite like a festive trinket.  

My mum and I got into a bit of a debate recently regarding clothes for children. She commented that she didn’t understand why parents allowed their young children to choose what they wore.

Last week, Iceland’s Christmas advert was rejected by Clearcast, the body responsible for vetting adverts. Most people have seen the clip by now – at least 20 million across Facebook and YouTube at the time of writing – and will instantly recognize the lost orangutan. The ad failed to make it to television for breaching rules banning political advertising in the 2003 Communications Act. This is largely because the video was made by the environmental organization Greenpeace.

Every year, around 200,000 children don’t reach the expected standard in GCSE English and maths. The impact of this can last a lifetime. As young people, they are less likely to go on to study higher-level qualifications. Last year, a study found that just missing a grade C in English by one mark – one mark – increases a young person’s chances of dropping out of education altogether by 18 by a third.

I’ve seen people on social media posting about putting there Christmas tree’s up?! Is it just me or is that waaaay too early? I love Christmas but calm down love.

EU leaders approved Theresa May’s Brexit deal on Sunday – but now it gets tricky. She has to convince MPs to vote in favour of it early next month, and it doesn’t look like they want to.

Today’s pardon must be an enormous relief for Matthew Hedges and his family, but what are we to make of the UAE’s jailing of the Durham University student?

A convicted paedophile has told jurors he molested a seven-year-old girl to “belittle and shame” her after, three years after he was cleared of the so-called “Babes in the Wood” murders.

A woman is suing doctors for negligence because they did not tell her about her father’s fatal hereditary disease before she had her own child.

A defiant Theresa May has weathered the first major hurdle opposing her Brexit deal and is now appealing to the British public to stop “arguing about Brexit” and move forward.

The jury in the trial of a Labour MP accused of lying to avoid a speeding charge has been dismissed after failing to reach a verdict.