Новости за 15.01.2018

The company employs some 20,000 people in the UK

The company employs some 20,000 people in the UK

Any reduction in American assistance could be accompanied by calls for European nations and others to help make up the shortfall

Building's internal structure gives way leading to chaotic scenes as employees fight to escape falling debris

Internal structure gives way leading to chaotic scenes as employees fight to escape shower of glass and falling debris

Internal structure gives way leading to chaotic scenes as employees fight to escape shower of glass and falling debris

In the absence of Andy Murray, Edmund ensured a British name will remain in the men's singles draw after a brilliant five-set victory over the world No 12

Company employs some 20,000 people in the UK and holds contracts for HS2, prisons, the NHS and the armed forces

Company employs some 20,000 people in the UK and holds contracts for HS2, prisons, the NHS and the armed forces

Party leader makes announcement on ITV's Good Morning Britain after allegations partner said Prince Harry's marriage to mixed race actress would 'taint' royal family

Attackers struck during rush hour in the city's Tayran Square, usually crowded with labourers seeking work

Authorities fear death toll will rise as more bodies recovered from Aviation Square

Authorities fear death toll will rise as more bodies recovered from Aviation Square

Authorities fear death toll will rise as more bodies recovered from Aviation Square

Inexperienced undergraduates are being asked to plug labour gaps as NHS trusts struggle to cope with increased pressure

'Hostile environment' policies are 'unclear' and lead to too many incidents where people are threatened with deportation based on 'inaccurate and untested' information, report finds

'Hostile environment' policies are 'unclear' and lead to too many incidents where people are threatened with deportation based on 'inaccurate and untested' information, report finds

Study finds ministers and internet giants are failing to take 'pro-active approach' on exploring links between suicide and online world

Study finds ministers and internet giants are failing to take 'pro-active approach' on exploring links between suicide and online world

'Women and girls are harassed on buses, trains, in the street and in bars and clubs. We are putting a spotlight on a problem that seems to be so routine in women's lives'

'Women and girls are harassed on buses, trains, in the street and in bars and clubs. We are putting a spotlight on a problem that seems to be so routine in women's lives'

It is feared that the construction giant could fall into administration as early as today

Exclusive: Commons clerk David Natzler offered support for plan for several 'tip up' seats in the House and acknowledged 'formidable challenges' to disability access in Parliament

First Minister says she will make her judgement on whether to call for a second vote after the terms of the EU exit deal are more clear

Giggs has been the clear favourite for the role since he declared his interest in the job last month