Новости за 20.11.2017

'Brexit means Brexit, everywhere,' Michel Barnier says

'Brexit means Brexit, everywhere,' Michel Barnier says

Many major retailers such as Currys PC World, Argos and Amazon.co.uk have already launched their deals early in a bid to beat out the competition.

'There would rarely be a dive where I wouldn't find some form of plastic'

Many Muslims on my social media are complaining about a new documentary called 'The Truth About Muslim Marriage' airing this week, but the truth is that things do need to change

Fifty-eight-year-old reportedly interviewed days after child disappeared, but not in decade since

Exclusive: MoJ faces anger from businesses over claims the tender for the £290m deal is being skewed in favour of a single national contract

Google Doodle celebrates anniversary of UN's important declaration that 'mankind owes to the child the best it has to give'

Former Smiths frontman gave an interview with a German publication when he made the controversial remarks

Over the weekend, the pro-business Free Democrats unexpectedly announced that they were withdrawing from negotiations with Ms Merkel's conservative bloc and the Green party

Gigi Hadid, Julia Belyakova and Irina Sharipova have all been denied entry to the country

Familiar faces make a return in the next instalment of the AMC series

Familiar faces make a return in the next instalment of the AMC series

US financier says his views on migrants and refugees were distorted by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban

The army may no longer be totally united: some middle ranking officers are said to be muttering that the chief, General Constantino Chiwenga, had sold out to Mugabe

The Dutchman admits he wasn't quite equipped for the demands of the Premier League but believes he'd have benefited under Klopp

Diana Ross was awarded the lifetime achievement award while Niall Horan took home artist of the year

All indications from the tourists' camp are that Ball will play in the first Ashes Test in Brisbane, preferred to the uncapped Craig Overton as England's fourth seamer

They hope to show people how much better made things used to be

National Insurance, Stamp Duty, Capital Gains Tax and pensions could all be in play

There is speculation that the chancellor might announce a cut in stamp duty for first-time buyers to help young people get onto the property ladder

Stretched caseworkers would have to look after 3,500 applications each from EU nationals if staffing levels do not increase, immigration lawyers say

Stretched caseworkers would have to look after 3,500 applications each from EU nationals if staffing levels do not increase, immigration lawyers say

Awe or digust? The internet was quick to weigh in with its own reaction

The company's US business delivered 28 per cent net revenue growth for the period