Новости за 01.01.2023

Some unwell Britons are resorting to DIY medical treatments because they cannot get a face-to-face appointment with a family doctor, new research suggests.

Brazil officially has a new but familiar president as Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was sworn in for the third time.

Plummeting temperatures and icy conditions are set to sweep parts of Britain overnight after the country endured a cold snap and consistent downpours at the end of 2022.

A man carrying an explosive device and a knife has been arrested while attempting to enter the inauguration of Brazil's new president, according to military police.

Supermarkets have begun selling Easter eggs in December despite Easter not taking place until 9 April this year, citing the desire for customers to buy ahead of time.

The sister of Liverpool pub shooting victim Elle Edwards has today paid tribute to her "best friend, sidekick and partner in crime".

Four human skulls have been discovered inside a package at a Mexican airport that was headed to the US by courier.

Rapper Professor Green has revealed he nearly died after suffering a seizure.

Extinction Rebellion (XR) says it has taken a decision to "temporarily shift away from public disruption" as a tactic to highlight its cause.

Police have named an 11-year-old boy who died after he was involved in a collision with a bus while riding his bike.

Andrew Tate's Twitter account has been used to protest the influencer's innocence after he was arrested on suspicion of human trafficking.

A seaside town's New Year fireworks were cancelled on the advice of wildlife experts due to the presence of a wandering walrus.

Australia is reviewing its entire visa and immigration system in an all-out effort to rapidly increase its workforce.

A frog that travelled more than 4,000 miles on a bunch of bananas was among the RSPCA's most "weird and wonderful" animal rescues of 2022.

Heavy rain and snowfall have hit parts of California, just days after a brutal bomb cyclone struck the US.

Specialist terrorism experts are investigating an attack involving a machete on police in New York that left three officers hurt.

A man accused of killing four students in the US was warned after making "creepy" and inappropriate comments to staff and customers at a brewery, its owner has claimed.

Anita Pointer, a member of Grammy-winning group the Pointer Sisters - whose hits included I'm So Excited and Jump (For My Love) - has died of cancer aged 74.

Australia and Canada are the latest countries to bring in travel restrictions on arrivals from China.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says he wants to increase the country's nuclear arsenal "exponentially".

Police searching for a teenage arsonist who has escaped from a mental health facility have warned the public: "Do not approach him under any circumstance".

Police are searching for two men who have escaped from a mental health facility in Northampton.

Bus fares will be capped at £2 on more than 4,600 routes in England - but only until the end of March.