Новости за 06.10.2017

Police investigating the Las Vegas massacre say they are now following up more than 1,000 leads but still do not know the motive.

Dozens of offshore oil and gas platforms and drilling rigs in the Gulf of Mexico have been evacuated as Tropical Storm Nate approaches the US.

A Spanish government minister has insisted a violent police crackdown against Catalan voters was "absolutely proportionate".

Bombardier has been hit with another trade tariff, as the international dispute that threatens thousands of jobs in Northern Ireland rumbles on.

More than £5.3bn has been raised to protect marine life at a global conservation conference in Malta.

Five people were taken to hospital and an entire school evacuated after reports of an unusual smell - which turned out to be a pungent air freshener.

A British tourist held in a Turkish jail after he was accused of trying to smuggle ancient coins out of the country has said he is "delighted and relieved" to be home.

An overwhelming number of Tory MPs do not want Theresa May to resign imminently over concerns about her leadership.

North Korea is preparing to test a long-range missile it believes can reach the west coast of the US, it has been claimed.

A US man charged with the murder of his two-year-old daughter has been freed from jail after his seven-year-old son admitted killing the girl.

A "disgraced" former teacher has been jailed for 16 months after admitting to a "full-blown sexual relationship" with a 15-year-old schoolboy.

Major UK retailers have pulled baby sleep positioners from sale after warnings they could be linked to the deaths of 12 babies in the US.

Kylie Minogue has been forced to deny altering a photo she posted online as a preview to her 2018 calendar.

Coronation Street stars have paid tribute to "true inspiration" Liz Dawn at her funeral.

The biggest Lottery jackpot ever on offer in the UK could be won on Friday.

The Spanish government has apologised for the first time for the violent crackdown by police during a controversial independence vote in Catalonia.

Ben Stokes will not travel to Australia with the rest of the Ashes squad on 28 October, says the England and Wales Cricket Board.

Theresa May has responded to claims of a plot involving Tory MPs to oust her from Number 10, saying she is providing "calm leadership" with the "full support" of her cabinet.

Theresa May has been forced to delay a long-awaited trade mission to China after Beijing chose to prioritise a visit by US President Donald Trump.

A man whose ex-partner became pregnant with his child through IVF after they split up has lost a High Court action against the London clinic that carried out the treatment.

A former EastEnders actor who committed sex offences against teenage girls has avoided jail after getting an 18-month suspended sentence.

By leaking the name of Grant Shapps as ringleader of the MPs agitating for the PM to go, Downing Street has taken a calculated risk.

Donald Trump has cryptically called the present time the "calm before the storm", but has refused to explain what he meant.

The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to a little-known international campaign group that advocates a ban on nuclear weapons.

Grant Shapps has hit the headlines and sparked a Conservative Party feud by leading a plot to oust Theresa May.