Новости за 06.12.2018

Pig hearts have been transplanted into baboons - a development that could pave the way for humans to receive porcine organs in future.

Love Island winners Dani Dyer and Jack Fincham have split up after six months.

Kent County Council fears school meals could be compromised and migrant numbers could increase in the event of a "no-deal" Brexit.

Paris police have urged shops and restaurants on the Champs-Elysees to close ahead of new protests against embattled president Emmanuel Macron.

Paris police have urged shops and restaurants on the Champs-Elysees to close ahead of new protests against embattled president Emmanuel Macron.

Most of us now require mobile data for the most basic of everyday tasks.

O2 has said its 4G network has been restored after a massive data outage which affected millions of people.

O2 says a massive data outage which has affected millions of people will not be fully fixed until Friday morning.

O2 says a massive data outage which has affected millions of people will not be fully fixed until Friday morning.

After spending one year in a Rwandan prison waiting for the country's high court to decide on her case, Diane Rwigara feared the worst.

A man who was a suspect in the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence has admitted being a kingpin in a £4m drugs plot.

A Tennessee inmate in the US has become the second person to be executed in the electric chair in a month after arguing that lethal injections are not humane.

An inmate in the US has chosen to be executed in the electric chair after arguing that lethal injections are not humane.

David Duckenfield will face trial for the manslaughter of 95 fans at Hillsborough, after the attempt to halt his prosecution failed.

The British academic held in solitary confinement in the United Arab Emirates has told Sky News the evidence against him was "unclear, unjustified and weak".

Patients who believe they have been poisoned by a heavy metal administered in some MRI scans are calling on the NHS to change its safety advice.

A boy who saved his mother from a man trying to rape her has died - 19 months after the attacker broke his skull.

The helicopter crash which killed the chairman of Leicester City and four other people was caused by a pin that had come loose in the tail rotor control mechanism, a report has revealed.

Forty-one people have had drug-driving convictions quashed after an investigation into alleged data tampering at a lab, the National Police Chiefs' Council said.

Luxembourg is set to become the first country in the world to make all of its public transport free of charge.

Two former directors have been cleared of fraud and false accounting in relation to a £250m overstatement of profits at Tesco.

Yemen's warring sides have agreed to free thousands of prisoners at the start of peace talks to end the country's devastating conflict.

Game Of Thrones star Richard Dormer has hit out at "annoying" leaks about the TV show and suggested some could be done on purpose.

Betting adverts during live sporting events are set to become largely a thing of the past with the industry poised to approve a voluntary ban.

Boris Johnson has apologised to parliament for failing to declare nearly £53,000 in earnings on time.