Новости за 01.10.2018

Las Vegas police have reopened a case of a sexual assault reported by Kathryn Mayorga.

Nordic low-cost airline Primera Air has ceased all operations and is expected to go into administration.

Boris Johnson will storm into the Tory conference to a rapturous welcome from activists and launch a blistering attack on Theresa May and her policy on Brexit.

Harold Wilson once asked the question: "Where have all the Tories gone?"

Women are living in fear that their reproductive rights will be overruled if abortion reform laws are revoked in America.

A man has been found guilty of murdering his young daughter and making a threat to kill his ex-partner.

British planes could be stopped from landing in the EU if Brexit talks fail, according to Jean-Claude Juncker.

Tesla's shares soared 16% on Monday after chief executive Elon Musk settled a fraud lawsuit with the US regulator.

Pret A Manger has committed a "complete dereliction of duty", says the father of a girl who died after suffering an allergic reaction to one of their baguettes.

A female football coach who admitted killing a teenager 14 years after the murder has been jailed for life.

The Italian prime minister's spokesman has apologised for complaining about missing a public holiday in the days following the collapse of a major bridge.

Britain will send a team of experts and humanitarian aid to Indonesia to help with the earthquake and tsunami relief effort as desperate survivors beg for help.

Britain will send a team of experts and humanitarian aid to Indonesia to help with the earthquake and tsunami relief effort as desperate survivors beg for help.

"France's Frank Sinatra" Charles Aznavour has died at the age of 94.

Philip Hammond has compared Theresa May's Brexit plan to the light bulb, as he called on colleagues to unite behind the prime minister to get the "best possible outcome" in the negotiations.

Melania Trump has left for a solo tour of Africa, months after Donald Trump reportedly complained about the continent's "shithole countries".

Two scientists have been jointly awarded the Nobel Prize for medicine for "landmark" research into how the body's natural defences can fight cancer.

Geoffrey Hayes, who hosted beloved children's programme Rainbow, has died at the age of 76.

Former foreign secretary Boris Johnson appeared to mock Theresa May as he was pictured running through what looked like a field of wheat.

Julie Burkhart is the founder of Trust Women, a group that operates clinics to ensure women can get an abortion in a United States, increasingly polarised by the issue.

Six people have been rescued from a hot air balloon after it smashed into a power line tower and got tangled 230ft (70 metres) off the ground.

Tesco Bank has been fined £16.4m by the City watchdog over a "largely avoidable" cyber attack on the lender, in the first penalty of its kind.

US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh was a "frequent, heavy drinker" at college who staggered, slurred his words and became belligerent and aggressive, a former classmate has said.