Новости за 11.04.2018

The prime minister believes the need for a response is urgent, government sources tell the BBC.

The married whistleblower spent the day before he died in Paris with his secret Ukrainian lover.

An Atlantic Ocean circulation system that warms Europe's climate is weaker today than it has been in 1,000 years, say scientists.

The Home Office is accused of harassing people from Commonwealth countries who have lived in the UK for decades.

English diver Jack Laugher successfully defends his 1m springboard title as Scotland surpass their previous best tally at an overseas Commonwealth Games.

The listening post will create hundreds of jobs in the city working with MI5 and MI6 to fight terrorism.

The EU's negotiator says the UK has until 2021 to change its "red lines" and stay in the single market.

Flowers and balloons in memory of Henry Vincent were repeatedly attached and torn down on Tuesday.

The Bronze Tiger Ying water vessel was taken from China's Old Summer Palace by a British soldier in 1860.

Sometimes the only way to borrow a book is by way of a beast of burden

Gateshead Council posts a Facebook message in response to online "conspiracy stories".

Val Blunden's jaw has been reconstructed by "stretching" her own tissue and bone around a frame.

'People will comment that you’re beautiful’

The home secretary pledges to crack down on the 'platform of dangerous crimes and horrific abuse'.

The subtle warping of the land surface across Britain is fully mapped in detail for the first time.

Rising violent crime in England and Wales has reignited debates around police funding.