Новости за 05.10.2017

England have qualified for the 2018 World Cup in Russia following a 1-0 win over Slovenia at Wembley.

Facebook is testing a new "context" button that would allow users to get more information about who is supplying a news story.

National Football League star Cam Newton has lost one of his sponsors after laughing at a female journalist who asked him a question.

Britons think the Prime Minister is a "weak leader" and it would be bad for the Conservatives if she led the party into the next General Election, a Sky Data poll reveals.

The National Rifle Association has said the device used to modify weapons used by the Las Vegas gunman should be subject to more regulations.

Theresa May has been branded a "dead woman walking" as Tory MPs openly speculate on leadership plots - despite a large number publicly backing the Prime Minister.

Artur Mas has warned of possible civil unrest if the Spanish government strips the region of its autonomy and sends in the army following the referendum on Catalonian independence.

Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock booked hotel rooms overlooking two other music festivals before he killed 58 people in the worst mass shooting in modern US history.

A tin of soup first sold at least 46 years ago and a 35-year-old tin of sweetcorn have been donated to a foodbank.

The wife of an Army sergeant who survived after her husband allegedly tampered with her parachute in attempt to kill her is one of the top parachutists in the country, a court has been told.

Three-quarters of the world's honey contains nerve agent pesticides that pose a potential health hazard to humans, a study suggests.

Royal Mail has vowed to stop the first national postal strike since 2013 after the union representing front line staff announced when it will stage a 48-hour walkout.

Former Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has urged people to join Labour or the Tories in order to keep Britain in the European Union.

A man who showed a video of a beheading to two young children has been found guilty of spreading terrorist propaganda.

Spain's constitutional court has suspended a session of the Catalan parliament where separatists were planning to declare independence.

Iraq's Prime Minister has declared victory over Islamic State in Hawija, one of the group's last strongholds in the country.

Germany's biggest business lobby group has warned companies operating in the UK to prepare for a "very hard Brexit".

Theresa May's grip on her party has weakened following a disastrous conference speech - but who used Manchester to position themselves as a potential replacement?

British writer Kazuo Ishiguro has been awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature by the Swedish academy.

Prince Charles has told Sky News that overfishing is "madness" and we must manage our oceans in order to avoid "total disaster".

Former PM Sir Edward Heath would have been questioned over allegations of rape and indecent assault of boys, police say.

An "unbelievably huge" python ended up being fried for a village feast after biting off more than it could chew when it attacked a security guard in Indonesia.

Car sales across the UK fell for the sixth month in a row in September, down by 9.3% on the same month last year, figures show.

A terminally ill man has lost a High Court bid to challenge the law on assisted dying.

Theresa May's calamitous conference speech has attracted ridicule in Europe.