Новости за 14.11.2017

The Government has defeated the first opposition amendments to their flagship Brexit legislation.

The Government has defeated the first opposition amendment to their flagship Brexit legislation.

The Government have defeated the first opposition amendment to their flagship Brexit legislation.

A US State department official has told Sky News that Aung San Suu Kyi must now take responsibility and end the persecution of the Rohingya Muslims in her country.

Striking up a conversation with someone who might be in danger can go a long way – as was the case for one man who stopped a stranger moments away from taking his own life on London's Waterloo Bridge.

Four people have been killed and several schoolchildren wounded in a series of shootings in northern California.

Three people have died and schoolchildren have been injured in a shooting in northern California, US authorities have said.

The family of missing teenager Gaia Pope have issued an urgent appeal to find their "darling girl", saying they miss her "beyond words".

Coca-Cola has been accused of undermining efforts to cut childhood obesity by targeting children in the poorest parts of the country with its Christmas truck promotional tour.

A retired British Army general has described the UK military as "not fit for purpose" and warned that North Korea might be able to hit London with a nuclear missile "within the next 12 to 18 months".

A man who sold illegally imported guns and homemade bullets to criminal gangs has been convicted of supplying lethal weapons.

The Zimbabwean army has said president Robert Mugabe and his wife have been taken into custody after gunfire was heard near his compound and troops seized control of the state broadcaster.

The army say Zimbabwe's president Robert Mugabe is "safe" after gunfire was heard near his compound and troops seized control of the state broadcaster.

Loud explosions have been heard in Zimbabwe's capital Harare after troops reportedly seized the state broadcaster, prompting speculation of a coup.

Military vehicles have been seen heading towards the Zimbabwean capital Harare after a military chief warned the army could "step in" amid a political row.

Theresa May has written to all Conservative MPs calling for a "new culture of respect" amid Westminster's sexual harassment scandal.

Leading charities have spoken in Parliament of murder, mass rape and abuse on a massive scale taking place against the Rohingya people in Myanmar.

Nobody has had to fight a war quite like this one.

Four-time Olympic champion Mo Farah has received his knighthood from the Queen at Buckingham Palace.

The Duchess of Cambridge's uncle gave his wife a "left hook" to the face, knocking her to the ground after a drunken row on the way home from a charity event, a court has heard.

"It's been a great 12 days," Donald Trump declared at the end of his five-nation tour. "A lot of great things have happened for our country and, I think, for the world."

Claims that the villain in the Marks & Spencer Christmas advert swears at Paddington bear have been scotched once and for all.

A man thought to be a window cleaner is in a serious condition after falling from a building in London’s Oxford Street.

The largest ever diamond of its kind to come to auction has been sold in Geneva for £25.5m.

The largest ever diamond of its kind to come to auction is being sold in Geneva with a guide price of £23m.