Новости за 20.10.2017

One person has been killed and nine others injured after a man carried out a knife ramage at a shopping centre in southeast Poland.

Despite domestic abuse being of "personal importance" to Theresa May, women fleeing violence are struggling to find a space in a refuge and can end up sleeping rough.

A women's rights lawyer has insisted the career of Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein is "done" after she revealed details of another woman who alleges he sexually assaulted her.

Parking charges for those picking up and dropping off passengers at some of the UK's busiest airports have been hiked up to "eye-watering" levels, a study has found.

In the centre of Raqqa is the main football stadium.

A drug dealer who was caught with a £1m stolen painting and a £450,000 stash of cocaine and ecstasy has been jailed for eight years and eight months.

It should have been a massive clue.

Police are to resume the search for missing RAF serviceman Corrie McKeague at a landfill site next week.

The headlines on Saturday will be about the cash, the financial settlement and the exit bill.

Tech companies including Google, Facebook and Twitter will work with G7 countries to block the spread of extremist content online.

Eye injuries a toddler suffered - discovered after she was allegedly murdered by her adoptive father - were similar to those seen in a "severe" car crash, a court has heard.

British MPs have accused Donald Trump of "fearmongering" and of making "inflammatory and ignorant statements" after he claimed a rise in UK crime was caused by "radical Islamic terror".

A full Spice Girls reunion may still be just a pipe dream, but four of the original five are appearing together again.

A Labour MP has apologised after video emerged of him telling someone to "get on your knees b****".

The Spanish government and the main opposition have agreed to hold an early election in Catalonia - effectively sacking the regional government.

A deal to restart the search for MH370 is expected to be agreed in the coming days, as authorities once again attempt to solve one of the world's greatest aviation mysteries.

The EU has given the "green light" to preparations for the second phase of Brexit talks, dealing with trade.

Google is offering security researchers a $1,000 (£760) bounty if they can successfully hack apps on its Play Store and help fix them.

Storm Brian has caused flooding in Ireland and shut Aberystwyth seafront as winds up to 70mph (130kmh) batter southern and western parts of the British Isles.

Storm Brian is set to batter the British Isles this weekend - with the prospects of gusts of up to 70mph and flooding along the coast.

A killer who was pursuing a lawsuit against Alabama's use of the lethal injection has been executed - using his final moments to tell the state "I hate you" and give them the middle finger.

Chancellor Philip Hammond has received a boost ahead of next month's Budget as public sector borrowing in September fell to its lowest in 10 years.

Software can be used to analyse the facial expressions of central bank governors and predict policy changes, researchers have claimed.

Police say they are investigating after crowd trouble saw an Everton fan apparently aiming a punch at a Lyon player while holding a child.

Google's parent company Alphabet is leading a $1bn round of new funding for ride-hailing company Lyft that will help it step up its challenge to larger rival Uber.