Новости за 06.04.2018

Passengers urged to use other routes to reach their destinations, or travel on Saturday instead

The UFC star has not had his passport seized, meaning he is free to return to Dublin

Winds reached up to 110 mph(177 kmh)

Interview: The Manchester City midfielder has had to negotiate many questions about one Jose Mourinho over the course of his career

England 0-0 Wales: Neither side could find the breakthrough at St Mary's

Almost 20 per cent of the respondents said it was their first time at a rally or protest

City will become the first Premier League side to win the title with six or more games to spare if they beat United this weekend

The actor essentially curated the auction

The UFC star has not had his passport seized, meaning he is free to return to Dublin

'They uncovered a monster - there's every likelihood he killed others'

Cressida Dick says the recent spate of killings 'ghastly' but 'not unprecedented'

The American fought back to shoot 74 and join Rory McIlroy in the clubhouse on four under par

Four-times winner Tiger Woods was among the late starters and was five shots back of the leaders

The original card had shaped up as the best of the year and UFC President Dana White said it was trending toward the best pay-per-view buy rate since McGregor's last fight

'Supreme Court's decision marks a precedent in terms of climate change litigation'

Father and daughter both now appear to be out of danger

Father and daughter both now appear to be out of danger

The meeting is due to take place at Mr Trump's Washington DC hotel

More than 100 metres above Hong Kong's financial district, office workers are taking food safety into their own hands. But the city's skyline farms harvest far more happiness than food

Half a century ago the world was treated to a wealth of classic music, as artists picked up the musical baton of 1967 and ran with it

Preview: Chennai's return in particular – they take on Mumbai Indians, the defending champions, in the tournament opener – will be a sight to behold

An estimated 80 per cent of marine debris in the world's oceans is made up of plastic. And sportswear giant Adidas is doing its best to turn the tide on this catastrophic development by releasing a third range of products made from recycled ocean plastic.

Advertisers must confirm their identity and location, CEO says

Richard Osborn-Brooks to face no further action over death of intruder at his London home

The fourth-in-line to the throne will retain her claim to the crown