Новости за 01.03.2018

'Negotiations an exercise in damage limitation,' and there are no benefits to Britain from ditching EU laws after departure, says Business Committee;

'There is a desperate need for a coordinated plan on school places across an increasingly fragmented school system'

The Wars in Syria: In the first of a new series, a senior Kurdish official tells Patrick Cockburn that conflict in Syria will last at least another four years, with no end in sight for civilian suffering

'Take the firearms first, and then go to court'

Oakland mayor says she does not regret issuing warning

The Wembley FA Cup fifth-round replay will be remembered for its numerous VAR controversies

Jones was travelling to Old Trafford to watch Manchester United vs Chelsea with Sir Alex Ferguson when he was targeted with both physical and verbal abuse

Watching Neville busily take training ahead of the first match of his reign against France in the SheBelieves Cup on Thursday, it was clear this is a driven man

President's longest-serving aide to step down in coming weeks

President's longest-serving aide to step down in coming weeks

Hope Hicks, the 29-year-old White House communications director, will resign in the coming weeks, according to multiple reports.

Detective Sergeant Michael Harrington pocketed large sums of cash that he had confiscated for investigation

Tottenham 6 Rochdale 1: On a farcical night at Wembley it was the referee's confusing use of his Video Assistant Referee which will live longest in the memory

President's remarks contrary to fundamental principles held by supporters of constitutional rights to bear arms

Mr Trump has told senators that getting guns out of the hands of dangerous people is a priority

President Donald Trump has indicated that he supports taking firearms from people with mental illnesses, and simply letting those people go to court if they think law enforcement made a mistake in their assessment.