Новости за 19.10.2017

A Spanish tourist has been killed after he was hit by falling masonry as he visited a church in Florence.

Concerns for the "long-term welfare" of two boys have been raised after they and their father went missing.

French women have been shaming sexual predators online, replacing the #MeToo campaign with the hashtag #BalanceTonPorc – or “expose your pig”.

Former president George W Bush has launched a thinly veiled but hard-hitting attack on Donald Trump's administration.

Millions of loyal mobile phone customers are being charged for their handsets after they have paid them off, a consumer group has warned.

Mobile phone firms are denying they hide charges of more than £1 per day for handsets after fixed-term contracts expire.

The UK's former spy chief has suggested Britain might not actually quit the EU - and warned greater spending on diplomacy, defence and intelligence will be needed if Brexit does go ahead.

A conman who stole thousands of pounds while using a name from the Sherlock Holmes stories has been jailed for five years.

Islamic State's brutal reign of terror in Raqqa may be at an end, but as the liberation of the Syrian city is celebrated in the streets the shadow of the group remains.

EU leaders have welcomed Theresa May's latest offer to free up Brexit negotiations but talked down chances of them moving on to the crucial trade stage.

Angry backbench Tory MPs have accused the Government of "tyranny" after being forced to skip a parliamentary vote on flagship welfare reforms.

The British Film Institute (BFI) has withdrawn Harvey Weinstein's BFI Fellowship, due to what it calls the "serious and widespread allegations" about his "appalling" conduct.

Brexit may mean instability for businesses and EU citizens living here but an unlikely group of people are eagerly awaiting Britain's divorce from Europe.

An urgent investigation is underway after a large chunk of stone fell off one of the Parliament buildings and smashed into a car below.

An 18-month-old girl was probably "thrown against a hard floor" and "shaken violently" before she died, a court has been told.

There is further evidence of growing frustration over the direction of Brexit talks in a tweet by one of the most powerful bankers in the United States.

The sons of murdered journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia have called on the Maltese Prime Minister to resign over the killing.

Jeremy Corbyn has declined to say that he would honour the terms of a Brexit deal struck by Theresa May, if he succeeded her at Number 10.

A man has been charged with murder after allegedly giving a gun to a toddler and telling him to chase another man.

Harvey Weinstein has been banned by the Academy and the BFI and suspended from BAFTA - based only on accusations.

Campaigners say it is time to introduce a ban on smacking in the rest of the UK after the Scottish government said it is prohibiting physical punishment.

Parents will be forbidden from smacking their children in Scotland under new legislation being brought forward in Holyrood.

Stealthy mosquitoes have evolved a sneaky mechanism to avoid being detected when taking off from their prey, scientists have discovered.

Former US president Bill Clinton has met Theresa May in Downing Street for talks on the political crisis in Northern Ireland.

SpaceX is reattempting to get a Spacecom satellite into orbit after a launchpad explosion destroyed $262m worth of equipment on the last try.