Новости за 17.07.2018

Arsene Wenger has said that staying at Arsenal for 22 years is "perhaps" the biggest mistake of his career.

Theresa May scraped through a crunch House of Commons vote after a Tory Remainer rebellion failed to alter her post-Brexit customs plans.

A laptop has been seized by police investigating the death of 13-month-old Poppi Worthington in 2012.

Donald Trump has backtracked on his claim that he "didn't see any reason" why Russia would be involved in US election meddling.

Donald Trump has backtracked on his claim that he "didn't see any reason" why Russia would be involved in US election meddling.

The Las Vegas hotel where gunman Stephen Paddock opened fire on hundreds of festival-goers is suing the victims of the shooting.

A former UKIP councillor has been found guilty of murdering his wife - months after she discovered his affair with their son's partner.

Holidaymakers have been warned against taking a dip in a Cornwall harbour after the sighting of a nine-foot shark.

Boris Johnson broke the ministerial code when he failed to notify parliamentary authorities that he was returning to his job at The Daily Telegraph.

The proposed changes to the Gender Recognition Act (GRA) has sparked a bitter divide between the trans community and groups of feminists across the country.

The proposed changes to the Gender Recognition Act (GRA) has sparked a bitter divide between the trans community and groups of feminists across the country.

Manchester United have unveiled their most expensive home kit to date, sparking anger among some fans.

US House speaker Paul Ryan has hinted that Donald Trump will not be given an easy ride as he meets members of Congress later to discuss his comments on Russia.

Donald Trump is fighting back ahead of a meeting with Congress leaders where he will be asked about his summit with Vladimir Putin.

South Korea's "first dog" has become the furry face of a campaign to discourage the consumption of dog meat in the country.

The most expensive movie ever made in China has been pulled after making just £5.5m ($7m/49.5m yuan) at the box office in its opening weekend.

Two soldiers died after a key design flaw on their tank went undetected, a coroner has said.

A male model feud which resulted in one being knifed to death in the street was fuelled by jealousy over a girlfriend, a court has heard.

The European Union's largest ever trade deal has been signed with Japan.

A "mini tsunami" has caused flooding on the Spanish islands of Majorca and Menorca.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have attended an exhibition celebrating the life of Nelson Mandela, which has opened in the UK for the first time.

Tom Cruise is renowned for performing all his own stunts in Mission: Impossible.

The Louvre Museum in Paris has infuriated Italians by tweeting a doctored image of the Mona Lisa wearing a French jersey - hours after the country's World Cup win.

Mark Carney has warned of "big" consequences for the economy under a "no deal" Brexit scenario, saying people in the UK will be worse off.

A woman from London was impaled by a beach umbrella after it flew towards her due to strong winds on the US east coast, police have said.