Новости за 27.04.2017

Vauxhall showed a "reckless disregard for safety" by not stopping drivers using cars it knew were a fire risk, according to MPs.

Theresa May has launched an unexpectedly blunt attack on Angela Merkel in the first clash of the UK's Brexit negotiations with the EU.

United Airlines has reached a settlement with a Kentucky doctor who was filmed being dragged forcibly from a flight in Chicago.

There is a sacred ritual in the world of economic reporting.

Film director Ridley Scott has revealed he is convinced that aliens are really out there - and one day they will come for us.

UKIP leader Paul Nuttall has insisted he will be a candidate in the General Election after accusations that he was running scared.

Donald Trump chose to order missile strikes on Syria after being presented with diplomatic and economic ways to retaliate for a deadly chemical weapons attack, his deputy national security adviser has told Sky News.

A 15-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a former Royal Navy officer was run over by his own car.

Royal Marine Alexander Blackman, who shot dead a Taliban fighter in Afghanistan, is to be released from prison within hours.

Armed officers have arrested a man in connection with preparing a terror attack just yards from Downing Street.

Sandwich and coffee chain Pret A Manger is "reaching out" to British job applicants as it looks to plug a looming recruitment gap caused by Brexit, its boss said.

Anthony Joshua says he is "ferocious, hungry and determined" as he prepares to face Wladimir Klitschko at Wembley on Saturday.

A Russian warship has sunk after colliding with a freighter in the Black Sea off the Turkish coast.

A teenager has admitted plotting a 9/11 anniversary bomb attack - possibly targeting an Elton John concert in Hyde Park.

A Tottenham supporter has been left with serious injuries, including a fractured skull, after an unprovoked attack by a fellow Spurs fan who may have thought he was a Chelsea fan.

A Briton suspected of being an Islamic State militant spoke to Sky News last month and said living under the terror group's command was like being in "a prison".

There have been hundreds of different theories about how Madeleine McCann went missing, but they mostly fall into six main categories.

Britain could join the US in strikes against the Syrian regime without a parliamentary vote, Boris Johnson has suggested.

Former Labour prime minister Tony Blair has told Sky News Theresa May will be Prime Minister on 9 June.

United Airlines has said it will offer passengers who volunteer to give up their seats on an overbooked flight up to $10,000 (£7,700).

The pharmaceutical industry has issued a stinging election threat, suggesting firms could withdraw from the UK and delay drug launches unless the NHS gets a huge funding boost.

A Briton suspected of fleeing Syria after spending two years in Islamic State-held territory has been arrested in Turkey.

It's partly the journeys of the two pugilists; it's partly the pull of young meeting old and, let's be honest, it's partly because no sport does self-promotion quite like boxing.

A fund created by the Government to help ease the national social care crisis has been dismissed as "little more than a ruse" by a Parliamentary committee.