Новости за 01.01.2018

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'I've said from the beginning this is it for me'

As the British public becomes increasingly wise to the damage that EU withdrawal will cause, the campaign to reverse 2016's referendum decision will gain even more momentum

'She's my great love, and I'm going to lose her, but I'm not losing her forever'

United have now drawn three games in a row ahead of the trip to Everton

But air safety expert says 'It is unlikely that this historic low will be maintained' and warns of risk of electronic devices causing inflight fires

Many countries have waited until the new year to bring in major new protections and regulations

Police investigating cause of crash that killed chief executive, his fiancee, two sons and her 11-year-old daughter

Stephen Searle, who was a Ukip county councillor from 2013 to 2017, is understood to have been arrested after his wife of more than 30 years died at the family home in Stowmarket, Suffolk

There is evidence that the Brexit Secretary has already been sidelined as the Prime Minister takes stronger personal control of the Brussels talks

Brexit Secretary will be further sidelined if Cabinet reshuffle hands Boris Johnson a new job directly involved in the negotiations

Reported death toll rises as tens of thousands of Iranians join protests

Reported death toll rises as tens of thousands of Iranians join protests

The ad also accuses New Zealand of prejudice over their actions in the UN

New year, new doodle

Follow the latest news and rumours as the January transfer window prepares to open

Four people have been killed in a shooting in New Jersey over New Year, according to police.

Dictator uses New Year address to say he may send delegation to PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics

Senior physician calls for non-urgent operations to be postponed

Environment Secretary says public's response to consultation – including 30,000 submissions during Christmas week – underlines strength of feeling

Most Rev Justin Welby said 'depth of suffering' matched by 'depth of compassion' after London and Manchester terror attacks and Grenfell Tower fire

Trial in mice improved memory and lowered levels of defective molecules that form nerve killing plaques

With politics and sporting events likely to dominate much of the coming year, historians urge that the centenary of the First World War must not be overshadowed

Analysts suggested that a degree of investor complacency and a lack of foreign buyers under the shadow of Brexit may have exacerbated selloffs