Новости за 24.10.2017

Seldom has such language been used about a President by senior members of their own Party.

Government attempts to avoid responsibility for the contaminated blood scandal that caused the deaths of more than 2,400 people from AIDS and Hepatitis C can be revealed for the first time by Sky News.

Government attempts to avoid responsibility for the contaminated blood scandal that caused the deaths of more than 2,400 people from AIDs and Hepatitis C can be revealed for the first time by Sky News.

Republican Senator Jeff Flake says the President's "impulse to threaten and scapegoat" could turn the US into "backward people".

Jac Holmes was angry when we first met him. He hadn't been in Syria for very long but he already felt the experience had changed him. It wasn't hard to understand why.

France is experiencing a butter shortage which, as well as pushing up the price of croissants, is causing a political problem for the President.

The bodyguard of a member of Kenya's Supreme Court was shot and injured on the eve of its judgment about whether to suspend a controversial presidential election.

Virgin Money is lining up a former HSBC executive as its next chairman in an appointment that will complete the only all-female leadership team among the UK's 350 biggest public companies.

The current leader of Rochdale Council has insisted he knew nothing of child sexual abuse at a notorious boy's school in the 1980s and 90s.

Police hunting fugitive conman Mark Acklom have been told of two potential sightings of him.

Two former shadow ministers have called for Labour MP Jared O'Mara to be suspended while he is investigated over his "comments and behaviour".

The Labour Party has launched an investigation into MP Jared O'Mara's "comments and behaviour", a spokeswoman has said.

McDonald's said customers were showing a strong appetite for its new home delivery service as it revealed the service had been rolled out to more than a fifth of UK restaurants.

Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg has been urged to hand over details of activities by Russian-linked accounts during the EU referendum and this year's General Election.

Donald Trump has got involved in another spat with one of his party's senators, this time over tax cuts.

Donald Trump has got involved in another spat with one of his party's senators, this time over tax cuts.

A man accused of attempting to murder his wife by tampering with her parachute, owned pliers used to start a gas leak by loosening a nut on a valve, a court has heard.

A toddler allegedly killed by her adoptive father may have had rickets, making fractures more likely, a court has heard.

A senior Tory MP has been accused of "idiotic Leninism" for calling on universities to provide a list of staff teaching about Brexit.

A British man who travelled to Syria to fight Islamic State has died while clearing landlines in Raqqa, his mother has said.

A US special forces unit attacked by 50 Islamic militants in Niger did not call for help until an hour into the deadly ambush, the Pentagon has said.

Harsh weather in the main wine-producing countries in Europe means global production is expected to drop by 8% this year.

Top European Union official Donald Tusk has warned the "toughest stress test" of Brexit negotiations is still to come and suggested Britain could yet stay in the bloc.

Taylor Swift's new single is called Ready For It - but it seems that many of her fans were not.