Новости за 31.08.2015

Britain would face a mass influx of refugees from Calais if the country voted to pull out of the European Union, a former Conservative immigration minister has warned.

A Turkish court has charged two Vice News journalists and their assistant with “aiding a terrorist organization” and ordered them arrested pending trial. Their employer has called the charges “baseless and alarmingly false.”

Two Vice News journalists detained in Turkey have been charged with "aiding a terrorist organisation" while reporting on conflict in the country.

Bank Holiday Monday has proved a complete washout for much of the country. On the last bank holiday until Christmas, nearly two weeks’ worth of rain fell in swathes of South-east England and East Anglia. The South-west of England also endured similarly miserable conditions; its beaches, rather than full of holidaying families, were more a picture of abandoned grey.

Two of Britain’s largest energy suppliers are more reliant on coal to produce the electricity they sell to customers than they were 10 years ago.

The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has launched an investigation after a man was shot dead by officers in North London.

Heather Watson's US Open drought continued as the British number one bowed out in the first round to America's Lauren Davis.

Heather Watson lost to an American for the second time in a row at a Grand Slam tournament here, but that was where the similarities with her dramatic defeat to Serena Williams at Wimbledon two months ago ended.

If you have watched a music video in the past decade, you probably did not watch it on MTV, a network now mostly stuck in a never-ending loop of episodes of Teen Mom. This fact does not stop MTV from continuing to hold the annual Video Music Awards, and it does not stop many of us from tuning in – or at least watching the most talked-about bits on YouTube.

A man is fighting for his life after being stabbed at Notting Hill carnival in west London.

A man is fighting for his life after being stabbed at Notting Hill carnival in west London.

A Conservative councillor is facing an investigation from the party over some of his social media posts, one of which showed a picture of a boat full of naked women with the caption: 'If Carlsberg did illegal immigrants...'

A Conservative councillor is facing an internal investigation, after one of his social media posts showed a picture of a boat full of naked women with the caption: 'If Carlsberg did illegal immigrants...'

The true stars of sport deliver when the pressure is high and Ben Stokes’ performance here proves he is capable of joining that elite group.

Liverpool have announced the signing of Nigerian forward Taiwo Awoniyi, who will immediately head out on loan with FSV Frankfurt.

A$AP Rocky is hip-hop's brightest star. His sophomore album At. Long. Last. A$AP topped charts worldwide, numbered 1 on iTunes and made him the top-ranked artist on Spotify. His collaboration with Rod Stewart on "Everyday" has been the hit song of the summer, with the rapper fêted by the American mainstream media, including a comedy spot with Stewart on The Late Late Show with James Corden. Now the 26–year-old rapper is making his acting debut in Dope.

Charlie Austin has appeared certain to leave Loftus Road this summer following his 18 goals last term and QPR's relegation from the Premier League.

Police have arrested a man on suspicion of the murder of a world-renowned concert pianist after she was found dead with serious head injuries at her home.

Police have arrested a man on suspicion of the murder of a world-renowned concert pianist after she was found dead with serious head injuries at her home.

Police have reportedly arrested the husband of a world-renowned concert pianist, after she was found dead with serious head injuries at her home.

Manchester United winger Adnan Januzaj has joined Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund on loan for the remainder of the season.

Some are calling him the next Thierry Henry, but there's a moment from Anthony Martial's past about as far removed from the smoothness associated with the Arsenal legend as can be.

What a manic Monday it has been for Manchester United.

Instead of rushing into everything tomorrow on deadline day, the club have been very busy today according to reports, agreeing to buy an untested 19-year-old for £36m, loaning out another, plus agreeing to sell two first-team players, including finally agreeing to sell David De Gea to Real Madrid.

Fabio Borini has completed a permanent switch to Sunderland after the Black Cats' dogged pursuit finally paid dividends.

The Orkney Islands, one of the remotest parts of the country, have been named the best place to bring up children, followed by the Shetland Islands and the Western Isles.