Новости за 10.10.2017

NFL team owners are considering requiring players to stand for the national anthem in response to controversial protests that have been slammed by Donald Trump.

MPs have heard that coffee shops must do more to stop the staggering amounts of waste caused by takeaway cups, with experts predicting that we will be throwing away more than three billion a year by 2025.

The Duchess of Cambridge has debuted her royal baby bump, appearing in public for the first time since it was announced she is expecting her third child.

One of the UK’s largest immigration removal centres is to be shut down amid heightened criticism of Britain's system of migrant detention.

Harvey Weinstein's wife has announced she is leaving him following a series of sexual harassment claims made against the Hollywood mogul.

Two of Hollywood's biggest stars have condemned Harvey Weinstein after a recording emerged of him in which the New Yorker alleges he admitted groping a model and amid claims he raped three women.

Catalonia's leader has signed a document declaring the region's independence from Spain, but has delayed its implementation to allow for talks with Madrid.

Theresa May has admitted "we don't know what's going to happen" to EU nationals living in the UK if Brexit negotiators fail to reach a deal.

Credit reporting company Equifax has said that 15.2m UK records were stolen in a cyber attack earlier this year and it has identified 693,665 British consumers whose details - including phone numbers and driving licence numbers - may have been stolen.

The health service will struggle to meet demand if it does not receive more money in the Budget next month, its chief executive has warned MPs.

Donald Trump has said he and Rex Tillerson should "compare IQ tests" if the Secretary of State called him a "moron".

Kenya opposition leader Raila Odinga has withdrawn his candidacy in the fresh presidential election ordered by the Supreme Court.

Social media sites face being made to pay for action to tackle online bullying, the Culture Secretary has announced.

The husband of a man accused of murdering his adopted daughter has told a court he never saw his spouse hurt the 18-month-old.

The EU's chief Brexit negotiator has appeared to slam Theresa May for claiming "the ball is in the EU's court".

Water firm United Utilities has been fined £300,000 after supplying water unfit for human consumption to 700,000 customers.

Ofcom's chief executive has given a robust defence of the regulator's decision not to recommend a referral of 21st Century Fox's proposed takeover of Sky plc to competition watchdogs on concerns over broadcasting standards.

For years, film stars have shared their stories of sexual harassment on set, and how producers and directors abuse their power.

Toys R Us has recalled a vibrating children's ball being sold in the UK following concerns it could pose a choking hazard.

The ex-boyfriend of TOWIE star Ferne McCann wore a t-shirt with the word "Killer" across the front as he threw acid over clubbers three times, a court has heard.

North Korea hacked into top-secret plans of military operations against the rogue nation’s top leaders, according to one South Korean politician.

German police have arrested a man suspected of sexually abusing a young girl after taking the unusual step of releasing unblurred photographs of the victim.

Hackers have attempted to steal credit card information from the owner of Ireland's most popular supermarket.

Donald Trump has called for an end to the NFL's "massive" tax breaks because of players kneeling during the national anthem..

Hospitals may have to close their doors due to future cyber incidents, the head of data security at NHS Digital has said.