Новости за 13.09.2018

The prime minister said claims made by the men are 'offensive' to the people hurt in the chemical weapons incident

Discover a rare vintage — a château hotel and homes to buy in intoxicating Bordeaux countryside.

Looking to go wireless? Or struggling with RSI? We have keyboards covered

Creative demos, DJs, drinks parties, crazy installations and hands-on skills schools — many of them free. LDF is everywhere.

The Romania international has been sidelined with a groin problem since arriving from Deportivo La Coruna

US president calls banker 'poor public speaker' and 'nervous mess'

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Now is the time for plums, says Julia Platt Leonard. And whether it's for eating or cooking, one of the most reliable varieties is the Victoria plum

'The sewage system does not work and filthy toilet water reaches the tents and mattresses where children sleep,' charities warn

Hackers use the unofficial apps to track a person's location, monitor their calls and spy on them through the device's camera

A graphic novel two decades in the making charts the rise of fascism in pre-war Germany – and could not be more relevant and timely, says David Barnett

We continue our search for commuter homes to suit Londoners who can't entirely quit the bright lights. This week, we visit an elite commuter city only 20 minutes away.

Many of the materials now used by far-right groups such as National Action mirror the tactics of Isis, asking recruits to join 'white jihad' to 'cleanse Britain of parasites'

Jigsaw puzzle pieces are hidden in secret basement locations scattered throughout the game

The bloggers you need to know about ahead of this season's proceedings

Group piles pressure on US to stick to terms of Paris agreement

Mr Raab urging people to "take responsibility" is like a drunk driver ticking off the motorist they've just ploughed into for failing to address the scratch in their paintwork.

Meeting between US and Cuban officials intends to determine method and motive behind unexplained injuries with American diplomats

Fielding, who started her career in 1952 and shot to fame with 'Pieces of Eight' and 'Hancock's Half Hour', was known for her husky voice, wicked humour and seductive eyelashes

The landmark broadcast agreement between streaming giant DAZN and Hearn's Matchroom Boxing has been tipped as the beginning of the end for pay-per-view boxing

'I always knew there was someone out there for me'

Exclusive: 'How we treat people when they are incarcerated is shameful to our country,' Representative Karen Bass says

I remember drifting down a ski lift in the French Alps reading that Bear Sterns was being swallowed up for $2 per share by banking behemoth JP Morgan to avoid a bankruptcy of its own. The notion that Lehman Brothers would be next seemed laughable

With social media and the internet linking us to the world, there is always going to be someone who has experienced the worst

Alarm raised one week after secret Treasury document acknowledged questions about 'rail access to the EU'