Новости за 03.10.2017

The Las Vegas gunman set up cameras inside and outside his hotel room before firing for nine minutes at a concert crowd below.

Donald Trump has told the people of Hurricane Maria-hit Puerto Rico that the death toll on their island could not be compared with Hurricane Katrina.

Theresa May will try to reassert her authority on Wednesday when she urges Conservatives to "shape up and give the country the Government it needs".

Recent financial transactions made by the Las Vegas gunman are being investigated by police hunting a motive for the massacre, reports say.

Boris Johnson has dismissed as "ridiculous" the furore over his comments that the Libyan city of Sirte could become the next Dubai if they "clear the dead bodies away".

Boris Johnson has risked a fresh diplomatic gaffe after claiming a Libyan city will become "the next Dubai" if they "clear the dead bodies away".

Spain's king has said the leaders of Catalonia have broken the law and shown an inadmissible lack of loyalty.

There is some hope for Uber users in London that a decision to strip the ride-hailing app of its operating licence could be overturned.

Theresa May has appeared to play down the importance of EU leaders formally authorising the next stage of Brexit talks as she insisted negotiations on trade will happen "at some point".

A union has not ruled out the prospect of national strikes by postal workers in the run-up to Christmas after Royal Mail staff voted "overwhelmingly" in favour.

Boris Johnson has used his Tory conference speech to quash accusations of dissent by heaping praise on Theresa May.

A new investigation is hoping to use big data and modern police methods to finally discover who betrayed Anne Frank.

Lawyers for two women accused of murdering Kim Jong Un's half-brother in a Malaysian airport have disputed claims he was killed by a nerve agent.

A joint counter-terrorism exercise to enhance cross-border co-operation in the fight against terror has been launched by police forces in Scotland and England.

The Scottish Government has announced an immediate ban on fracking, following overwhelming public opposition to the controversial process.

The gunman who killed 59 concertgoers in Las Vegas may have modified his semi-automatic rifles to fire up to 800 rounds per minute and "inflict absolute carnage", officials have said.

Killer Stephen Paddock, who ruthlessly murdered 59 concertgoers in Las Vegas, was "sick" and "demented", Donald Trump has said.

Sir Michael Fallon has signalled that the UK should increase its contribution to NATO above the minimum 2% of GDP.

Steve Coogan has received a six-figure sum from the publisher of the Daily Mirror over illegal phone-hacking.

The Government will ban the sale of acids to under-18s in response to a spate of recent attacks using corrosive substances.

A man has admitted the double murder of a mother and her 13-year-old son at their home after the family took him in off the streets and looked after him.

Catalans are taking part in a general strike called after a police crackdown during Sunday's controversial independence referendum.

The EU's chief Brexit negotiator has said there has not been enough progress in talks to begin discussing a free trade deal.

Ryanair has said that 98% of customers hit by flight cancellations in September and October have been refunded or transferred to alternative flights or transport.

Theresa May has dodged questions over whether she could sack Boris Johnson as the Tory conference continues to be dominated by Cabinet divisions.