Новости за 06.04.2018

"If I wanted sweeteners in my Ribena I would buy the sugar free version." As the soft drinks industry levy comes into effect in Britain on April 6, both advocates and opponents of the new government measure continue spilling their thoughts on the best and the worst things about the 'sugar tax.'

As the recent wave of violence in the UK’s capital continues, a former chief in the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has warned that many locals feel unsafe in their city and think the police have lost control of London’s streets.

While it has long been believed that it was oil that added greatly to Daesh's clout, a recent trove of documents obtained by journalists casts doubt on the caveat.

A new innovative step towards full gender equality by Dagens Nyheter, the nation's foremost morning newspaper, has been hailed as a milestone by the newspaper itself, while being taunted in the Swedish social media.

Earlier, media reports suggested that between six and ten businessmen with ties to the Russian government may be affected in new sanctions expected to be announced on Friday.

German government spokeswoman said that the overall picture of Russia's recent behavior leaves no plausible alternative to the assertion that Russia is behind Skripal's poisoning.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Unsubstantiated accusations against Russia over the so-called Skripal case are insufficient for Bratislava to break long-term ties with Moscow, Anton Hrnko, the chairman of the Defense and Security Committee of the National Council of Slovakia, told Sputnik on Friday.

Seven Palestinians have been reportedly killed after clashes erupted along the Gaza-Israel border where 20,000 Palestinians came to protest for the right to return to their previous territories in the Jewish state. The Israeli army uses firearms and anti-riot means against the participants.

Six Palestinians have been reportedly killed after clashes erupted along the Gaza-Israel border where 20,000 Palestinians came to protest for the right to return to their previous territories in the Jewish state. The Israeli army uses firearms and anti-riot means against the participants.

Three Palestinians have been reportedly killed after clashes erupted along the Gaza-Israel border where 20,000 Palestinians came to protest for the right to return to their previous territories in the Jewish state. The Israeli army uses firearms and anti-riot means against the participants.

Three Palestinians have been reportedly killed after clashes erupted along the Gaza-Israel border where 20,000 Palestinians came to protest for the right to return to their previous territories in the Jewish state. The Israeli army uses firearms and anti-riot means against the participants.

Two Palestinian has been killed after clashes erupted along the Gaza-Israel border where many Palestinians came to protest for the right to return to their previous territories in the Jewish state. The Israeli army uses firearms and anti-riot means against the participants.

Two Palestinian has been killed after clashes erupted along the Gaza-Israel border where many Palestinians came to protest for the right to return to their previous territories in the Jewish state. The Israeli army uses firearms and anti-riot means against the participants.

One Palestinian has been killed after clashes erupted along the Gaza-Israel border where many Palestinians came to protest for the right to return to their previous territories in the Jewish state. The Israeli army uses firearms and anti-riot means against the participants.

Clashes have erupted along the Gaza-Israel border where thousands of Palestinians came to protest for the right to return to their previous territories in the Jewish state.

Clashes have erupted along the Gaza-Israel border where thousands of Palestinians came to protest for the right to return to their previous territories in the Jewish state.

Last week, US President Donald Trump announced that the United States would leave Syria "very soon" and let other countries "take care of it," however, the US Defense Department did not confirm these withdrawal plans.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia’s media watchdog Roskomnadzor said Friday that it had sent a letter to Facebook requesting to clarify the restriction of access to accounts of a number of Russian media outlets.

An analyst says that the enthusiasm of Indians is not surprising, as there are ample football fans in the country, but the fact that Russia is holding the event this year has added to their excitement, prompting a record number of Indians to buy tickets to watch the event live.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The Russian Energy Ministry hopes that the controversy around the so-called Skripal case will not affect the work of Russian oil and gas companies, as well as the country's energy projects, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Friday.

While one of the victims in the Salisbury poisoning case appears to be recovering from the ordeal, the family pets turned out to be a lot less fortunate, apparently dying of hunger and thirst after being sealed off inside the house by British investigators.

While one of the victims in the Salisbury poisoning case appears to be recovering from the ordeal, the family pets turned out to be a lot less fortunate, apparently dying of hunger and thirst after being sealed off inside the house by British investigators.

Ankara failed to agree with Washington on the transfer of technology related to the Patriot missile systems, which is why it has signed an agreement to be supplied with Russia's S-400 missiles, according to the Turkish presidential spokesman.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia’s media watchdog Roskomnadzor said Friday that it filed a lawsuit with a Moscow court to restrict access to the information resources of Telegram messenging app in Russia.

It appears that anyone who wants to learn more about the use of nuclear weapons by NATO members has a better chance of doing so by searching online than by asking the organization’s chief, by his own admission.