Новости за 07.12.2018

China says it has opened a "new chapter in lunar exploration" after sending a rover towards the far side of the moon.

US prosecutors have charged Huawei's chief financial officer with fraud, saying she had used at least seven passports in 11 years.

A sheriff's deputy killed in a shooting at a California bar was struck fatally by a bullet from a highway patrolman, it has emerged.

Christmas trees could make some people ill because of the way they react when in contact with central heating, experts have warned.

Jeremy Corbyn has reached out to the DUP and said that Labour is "ready to step in and negotiate seriously" to find an alternative Brexit deal with the EU.

Jeremy Corbyn has reached out to the DUP and said that Labour is "ready to step in and negotiate seriously" to find an alternative Brexit deal with the EU.

Ted Baker founder Ray Kelvin is taking a "temporary leave of absence" after being accused of giving unwanted hugs to staff.

Five Filipinos who said they were sexually abused by a convicted British paedophile have been awarded more than £100,000.

They are paid millions and adored by fans across the world, but the life of a professional footballer has a major drawback at Christmas.

England cricketers Ben Stokes and Alex Hales have been fined but will not miss any more matches following their involvement in an incident outside a Bristol nightclub in September last year.

A mother has been jailed for 10 years for allowing her baby to die when he was three weeks old.

A cyclist who behaved in a "menacing" manner as he slapped and groped women in Brighton has escaped jail because of his "severe intellectual impairment".

Kendrick Lamar and Drake lead the nominations for next year's Grammy Awards, with seven nods each.

Twelve people, including a number of hostages, have been killed in an attack on two banks in Brazil, an official has said.

Medical suppliers have been warned of border disruption for up to six months in the event of a "no-deal" Brexit.

O2 customers will get up to two days' credit in compensation after a data outage affected millions of people.

A man who was suspected in the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence has been jailed for nine years for conspiracy to supply drugs.

The first picture of British round-the-world yachtswoman Susie Goodall being rescued has been released.

Rescuers have reached yachtswoman Susie Goodall who was stranded 2,000 miles from Cape Horn after her boat was "destroyed".

Scenes of schoolchildren kneeling with their hands behind their heads has triggered outrage as France braces itself for more violent protests this weekend.

Burger chain Five Guys has issued an apology after staff allegedly mocked two of the seven dwarves in a Snow White pantomime while they took a break from rehearsals.

Project Bloodhound, the British-led attempt to create the world's first land vehicle capable of breaking the 1,000mph barrier, has been scrapped.

Shades on, the recognisable quiff a little less coiffed than usual but still present, Mark Ronson is sitting in the library room of a central London hotel, speaking to Sky News amid a whirlwind of promotion for his latest single.

The head of a taxpayer-backed business that supplies cars and scooters to disabled people is to step down after it was revealed he is in line for a £2.2m bonus.

A teenager has been jailed for three years for making hoax bomb threats to hundreds of schools and a transatlantic flight.