Новости за 06.04.2018

THE Prince of Wales held a Great Barrier Reef summit today as scientists released a new report on the natural wonder’s vanishing fishes.

FORD is recalling 350,000 vehicles due to a transmission problem that could result in the car moving despite being placed in park and the driver removing the key.

THE dinosaurs were wiped out by a monstrous killer asteroid 65 million years ago, scientists around the world have widely accepted. But a team of researchers have now presented a brand new theory which paints toxic flora as a potential mass killer.

A MOTHER elephant has walked into the record books by giving birth to twins at the grand age of 57.

A SATELLITE designed to remove space junk orbiting the Earth using the age old method of nets and harpoons has been launched this week by a British-led consortium.

A FORMER World War 2 coastal operations bunker has been meticulously transformed into one of the country’s most swanky holiday homes.

MANY Brits do not throughly check their pay slip to make sure they are on the right tax code and many could be paying hundred of pounds in more tax than they should be.

DINOSAUR enthusiasts are being given the opportunity to name one of the most fearsome carnivores ever to walk the planet after themselves… Buyers are likely to pay more than a million pounds for the privilege.

WEIGHT LOSS: Eating pasta will help you lose weight, according to a new large scale study of almost 2,500 people. This is because pasta is different to other carbohydrates, because of its low GI status.

DAVID Miliband has demanded ANOTHER European Union referendum with the former foreign secretary saying the public need a say on the final deal to “avert the damage of Brexit”.

MEGHAN MARKLE attended the Invictus Games UK team trials at the University of Bath today alongside Prince Harry. She wore a black and khaki outfit with stiletto heels and a trench coat.

A TERRIFIED pregnant dog was dumped at a bus stop late at night with her head trapped between the bars of a cage. These shocking images show how the blue merle collie had to be freed with bolt-cutters after being callously abandoned because she was carrying puppies.

CRUISE ship passengers faced a difficult journey when travelling off the coast of Queensland after a P&O Australia ship battled a tropical cyclone, seeing passengers thrown into walls and vomiting.

BRITAIN is set for the hottest day of the year as the UK finally welcomes Spring. Follow us for live picture updates on today’s UK weather.

THE spring property market is officially with us and although it may be chillier than normal it is the prime time to put your home up for sale or look for one to buy.

BATTERED by snow and now drowned by rain, Britain's tepid Spring thaw, is providing little respite for frozen Brits.

Most people are familiar with the tale of Shakespeare's Macbeth. Most people are content to read the version written by the Bard of Avon. Some people try to update the story – best-selling crime author Jo Nesbø is one of those people.

DEAN FRIEDMAN, 62, is best known for his 1978 hit Lucky Stars. He also wrote the music for TV series Boon. The 40th anniversary edition of his album “Well, Well,” Said The Rocking Chair is out April 13 and he tours from April 15.

THIS 25-year-old off-Broadway parody about a showbiz brat is crass, funny, camp, vicious and slightly old hat. With references that span Shirley Temple to Gypsy with side orders of All About Eve and The Bad Seed, this is a all-female romp that looks like something pulled out of John Waters’ wastepaper basket.

IT IS likely that most folk do not realise the full and final price that Russia will have to pay for the vengeful attack with the nerve agent Novichok on former spy Col Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia. I suspect it will damage their own espionage service the SVR for years to come, perhaps for up to ten years.

EMMA WILLIS looked chic in blue knit and fitted jeans for her last day presenting This Morning with Rylan Clark-Neal.

TODAY is National Walk to Work Day which began in the US in 2004 before spreading to the UK and is traditionally held on the first Friday in April.

NEW research has revealed that young people’s happiness has declined across every single area of their lives, particularly in how they feel about their emotional health, as worries about the future, money and generally “not being good enough” pile up on their generation.

THE statistics relating to the gun and knife culture that is now running rampant in some parts of London continue to horrify. The toll is now 55 murdered this year, a senior MP warns about a cocaine epidemic involving Eastern European gangs and now, finally and belatedly, the relevant authorities realise something must be done.

OUR 60-year-old tortoise normally wakes from hibernation in early April. This year, because of the mild weather, he woke early but is not interested in food. Why is this?