Новости за 19.07.2018

The manufacturer of a groundbreaking cystic fibrosis drug has accused the NHS of "undervaluing" the lives of patients after failing to reach a supply deal.

Theresa May will throw down the gauntlet to Brussels by demanding the EU "evolve their position" on Brexit, while declaring MPs will veto the bloc's proposed Irish border solution.

Donald Trump has asked his national security adviser to invite Vladimir Putin to the White House in the autumn.

"Grave abuses" are being committed in Cameroon by both separatists and government forces following months of conflict, a report has warned.

A 2000-year-old sarcophagus has been opened in Egypt - revealing what appears to be the remains of a family of three.

A webpage listing which MPs are being probed by parliament's sleaze watchdog has been deleted within hours of the House of Commons voting to back anonymity for those under investigation.

It was like a whirlwind had blown through the Knesset - a stormy session with ripped copies of the nation state bill thrown in the air by disgusted Arab MPs.

A four-week-old baby girl has been found safe and well and will shortly be reunited with her mother after being taken in a carjacking.

Travellers in Europe are experiencing more flight disruption after airspace above Belgium was shut down due to a technical glitch.

A suspected British hitman is being hunted by police over a gangland shooting in Amsterdam.

A store worker has been convicted of murdering a father-of-seven with an axe before taking his body in a shopping trolley to a cemetery.

More than 130 parents queued from 3am to try to get their child a place at a breakfast club next term.

A senior aide to French President Emmanuel Macron has been suspended after he was filmed hitting and stamping on a protester.

Donald Trump says he is looking forward to his next meeting with Vladimir Putin, despite his performance at their first summit sparking outrage on both sides of the political divide in Washington.

A retired GP ordered the contract killing of his financial adviser after losing £300,000 from his pension, a court has heard.

Comcast has abandoned its interest in 21st Century Fox assets to focus on a takeover of Sky, the owner of Sky News, instead.

Troubled restaurant chain Gaucho has fallen into administration, Deloitte has said.

Spain's Supreme Court has withdrawn European arrest warrants for separatists linked to Catalonia's independence referendum.

The young football players rescued from a flooded cave complex in Thailand have visited a Buddhist temple to pray for protection from misfortunes.

Now That's What I Call Music - the most recognisable compilation album in the world - is about to reach a major milestone.

New Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has called for "renewed energy, vigour and vim" in negotiations with the EU, as he made his first trip to Brussels since taking on the role.

EU member states have been told to step up their preparations for a possible "no deal" Brexit.

Britons are set for another very warm weekend, with temperatures up to 30C (86F) and plenty of sunshine.

The family of a 14-year-old boy whose body was recovered from a reservoir in Scotland have said their "lives will never be the same" without "our little comedian".

Chief whip Julian Smith is under mounting pressure to resign, amid reports he told MPs to renege on agreements not to vote during knife-edge Brexit divisions.