Новости за 18.07.2018

Police forces across Britain are failing victims of hate crimes, a report has found.

Police forces across Britain are failing victims of hate crimes.

Detectives are investigating a string of shootings at a historic state park in Malibu, California, after a man was killed as he camped with his two young daughters.

NASA could one day launch satellites from Britain, the new space agency boss has told Sky News.

The US president has again caused confusion over his stance on Russia after appearing to say he believed Moscow was no longer targeting the US.

Medicine supplies could be interrupted or run out in the event of a no-deal Brexit, the pharmaceutical industry has warned.

An immediate threat to Theresa May's premiership appears to be subsiding after a Tory MP withdrew his letter of no confidence in the prime minister.

An immediate threat to Theresa May's premiership appears to be subsiding after a Tory MP withdrew his letter of no confidence in the prime minister.

An alleged Russian spy is said to have offered sex for a position within a US special interest organisation.

Maria Butina will be held without bail as she faces charges of infiltrating US political groups and working for the Russian government.

An Islamic State terrorist who wanted to bomb the gates of 10 Downing Street and behead Theresa May has been convicted of plotting a suicide attack.

Two earthquakes have hit Surrey in the space of 10 hours - just a fortnight after the county was shook by three other tremors.

A British male model had just landed a film role when he was stabbed to death in the street by a less successful rival, a court heard.

Russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman has accused the UK of frightening England football fans away from the World Cup.

Boris Johnson has savaged Theresa May's "miserable" blueprint for leaving the EU, telling MPs it is "not too late to save Brexit".

Three interviews have been conducted under caution by detectives investigating the Grenfell Tower fire, Scotland Yard has said.

Forecasters are predicting this summer is set to rank among the hottest, driest and sunniest on record.

The 12 Thai boys trapped in a cave for more than two weeks have told how they tried to dig their way out before their "miracle" escape.

Sir Cliff Richard has won £210,000 in damages in a privacy battle with the BBC.

Princess Eugenie and her future husband Jack Brooksbank are inviting members of the public to join their wedding celebrations.

The woman who died after the novichok poisoning in Amesbury suffered damage to her hands and face, Sky News understands.

A British teenager has died on a family holiday in a speedboat accident off the Greek island of Paxos, it has been reported.

Two neo-Nazis have been jailed after being found guilty of membership of banned far-right group National Action.

Theresa May will visit the Irish border later this week for the first time since she became prime minister.

The crisis engulfing Britain's high streets will deepen on Wednesday when Gaucho, the steak restaurant chain, crashes into administration after its lenders opted not to pursue a rescue deal.