Новости за 19.12.2018

Nigel Farage has again moved to quash rumours he could stand in any by-election sparked by the conviction of a Labour MP for lying to the police to avoid a speeding charge.

Well done guys – you’re nearly three weeks in and there’s just over a week to go. This week, an elf trying to floss and a toy-collecting elf have to be our favourites, among many other commendable efforts.

We have one hundred days until the UK secures its liberty.

A lot can happen in a hundred days. Napoleon escaped his incarceration, raised an army, took Paris and lost the battle of Waterloo all within a hundred days, all without the web, AI or the EU. Within a hundred days Churchill managed to do the impossible, snatch victory from the jaws of defeat – overcome his quisling colleagues in the Tory Party, rescue an army at Dunkirk, defeat the Luftwaffe and save Britain from invasion all within just one hundred days. Читать дальше...

From when’s the right time to put up the tree to whether that Christmas advert was conveniently ‘too political’, Christmas can cause as many divisions as it can warm festive feelings - especially when it comes to gifts.

Most divorced or separated parents are fearful of the lasting impacts for their kids. They want to do the best for their children and minimise the effects that parting will have on the kids’ lives in the short and longer term.

A homeless man collapsed and was found dying next to an entrance to the Houses of Parliament, HuffPost UK can reveal. 

In 100 days, the United Kingdom will leave the institutions of the European Union.

The coroner examining the mysterious death of a wealthy Russian whistleblower has ruled he died of natural causes and was not murdered on the orders of Vladimir Putin.

Ride-hailing firm Uber has lost its appeal against a ruling that its drivers should be classed as workers, and therefore be entitled to rights such as holiday pay.

Jeremy Corbyn has denied calling Theresa May a “stupid woman” during prime minister’s questions.

There is no manual to raising a child. There are no rules, no dummies guides, no instructions presented to you at the hospital when you give birth. This is because parenthood is one of the most individually beautiful practices known to mankind, in which we make our own choices and look to provide the best possible upbringing for our offspring.

A sitting Labour MP was urged to resign on Wednesday after being found guilty of perverting the course of justice by lying about speeding points.

Kind strangers are donating money and Christmas gifts to an 86-year-old who was left devastated when wreaths were stolen from outside his house.

Men who have daughters are slightly less likely to have outdated views on gender, according to a new LSE study. Fathers of girls were less likely than those without to agree with the statement: “A husband’s job is to earn money; a wife’s job is to look after the home and family” – 8% less likely when their daughters were of primary school age, and 11% less likely by the time they were in secondary school. 

An Uber driver arrested after attempting to attack police outside Buckingham Palace with a Samurai sword has been found not guilty of preparing terrorist acts following a trial at the Old Bailey.

The RSPCA has appealed for information after a dead monkey was found in a London street, amid fears of “foul play”.

The woman who died whilst leaning out of a train window earlier this month was hit by a tree or branch, the inquest into her death has heard.

Unlimited numbers of low-skilled temporary workers from the EU will be able to apply to come to Britain without a job offer until 2025 to help businesses get used to Brexit, government immigration plans reveal.

Labour has denied Jeremy Corbyn called Theresa May a “stupid woman” during prime minister’s questions on Wednesday.

Budget supermarket Aldi is launching caviar at a fraction of the typical price, meaning you can enjoy the delicacy this Christmas – if you can stomach it, that is.

Tafarwa Beckford, the step-brother of pop star Jamelia, has been sentenced to a minimum of 32 years in prison after being found guilty of murder.

Travelling back home for Christmas is brilliant, not only because you’re with loved ones and have a fridge-full of food but also because everyone has to get a bit creative about sleeping arrangements – from twin beds for married couples to makeshift camps in utility rooms and hideous bedding from 30 years ago.

December might be cold, dark and wet, but at least we all have Christmas to keep our spirits up. And if you’ve got a birthday this month, that’s even more of a reason to celebrate... right? 

The UK government has published its Immigration White Paper. While waiting for this key document that signals their policy and plan for future immigration to the UK, I have been thinking about the reason I and my organisation, the3million, are getting involved in this discussion. We are after all not immigration policy experts, we are simply fighting for EU citizens already in the country to continue their lives as before Brexit. But this fight sadly includes opposing the toxic way EU citizens... Читать дальше...