Новости за 08.01.2023

Brazilian President Lula da Silva has said rioters will be found and punished with the "full force of the law" after supporters of former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro invaded the country's presidential palace, Congress, Supreme Court and ministries' building.

An extra £200m is being provided to pay for care home beds so people can be discharged from hospital quicker, freeing up space for people in greater need.

Police are "increasingly concerned" for the welfare of a newborn baby who went missing with their mother and father three days ago.

There's a "bubbling of excitement" in the team preparing for the UK's first orbital rocket launch but they are "laser sharp" as final checks are carried out, says the mission's boss.

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Prince Harry has accused members of the Royal Family of getting in "bed with the devil" over their links with the tabloid press - and admitted Meghan did not get on with William and Kate "from the get-go".

A "drunk" man was arrested after allegedly urinating on an elderly woman in the business class section of a plane.

China has reopened its borders to travellers from abroad for the first time in nearly three years.

A new NHS winter care package is set to be unveiled by the government to move patients stuck in hospital to care homes.

A man has been charged with murdering a man whose remains were found in a pond in Essex on New Year's Eve.

The survivors of a fatal mid-air collision involving two helicopters have heaped praise on their "hero" pilot for landing their stricken aircraft safely, as dramatic new images show them being rescued from the crash.

On a freezing, foggy evening in December, the House of Commons finally formally responded to the last major financial sleaze scandal to hit parliament, and in doing so, sent an important signal about the way politicians look after themselves.

Three months before the general election in 2010, David Cameron declared British politics was "broken".

MPs have earned £17.1m on top of their salaries in this parliament, with around two-thirds of the money going to just 20 MPs.

Jeremy Clarkson has dropped his bid for a restaurant on his Diddly Squat farm following a planning row.

Random passengers on direct flights from mainland China into the UK are to be tested for COVID-19 in a new UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) surveillance programme which starts today.

Richard Branson has revealed a bizarre story about finding Elon Musk in the kitchen of his New Mexico house in the middle of the night before his first space flight.

A former American defence intelligence analyst, who became a Cold War-era double agent and spied for Cuba, has been freed from jail.

Two years after the death of music producer and convicted killer Phil Spector, a controversial bid to clear his name is understood to be under way.

NFL star Damar Hamlin has thanked fans for their support after he suffered a dramatic cardiac arrest mid-game.