Новости за 18.01.2023

It's bitterly cold and the snow is falling on the dark country lanes of North East Wales, but there's a patient to get to.

Rishi Sunak has announced that more than £2bn will be invested in over 100 projects across the UK through the levelling up fund - with £19m going to his own constituency.

A father missing with his partner and newborn child is a convicted sex offender, it has emerged.

A father missing with his partner and newborn child is a registered sex offender, it has emerged.

Brain injury campaigners say they are "bitterly disappointed" after global football bosses rejected calls to hold a trial of temporary concussion substitutes in the Premier League next season.

The abuse of power shown by rapist PC David Carrick is "absolutely despicable" and urgent action must be taken, the prime minister has told the head of the Met Police.

Health Secretary Steve Barclay has appeared to rule out a 10% pay rise for nurses, insisting the move is "not affordable".

A former IOPC investigator revealed she quit over claims of interference in the Bianca Williams 'racial profiling' case, but the police watchdog "absolutely refutes" her accusations.

Five-time Olympic champion Dame Laura Kenny has revealed she is having a second child with husband Sir Jason.

A vulnerable teenage girl died after becoming morbidly obese and forced to live in conditions "unfit for any animal", a court has been told.

Unvaccinated COVID patients retain a greater risk of death and cardiovascular disease for at least 18 months after infection, new research suggests.

A teachers' union in Scotland has ignored a call to suspend rolling strike action as talks continue to settle a dispute over pay.

An inquest into the deaths of five people shot and killed in Plymouth has been shown police bodycam footage and heard 999 calls from neighbours on the day of the attack.

A 15-year-old has been convicted of murdering software engineer Ian Kirwan, who was stabbed in the chest after a row at an Asda in Redditch last year.

The Princess of Wales laughed with youngsters on a nursery visit as one little boy dressed up as a builder stole the limelight with his determination to get in front of the cameras.

A robot has been given a sense of smell thanks to groundbreaking research which will put the fear of redundancy into sniffer dogs everywhere.

Bringing cake into the office is as harmful as passive smoking, the UK's top food watchdog has suggested.

Ambulance workers have announced six further strike dates as their dispute over pay, jobs and conditions continues.

Britain's battery sector has been delivered some unexpected good news, after an Australian billionaire told Sky News he will be opening an advanced battery plant in Oxfordshire later this year, creating up to 300 new jobs.

A government minister has appealed to the public sector not to carry out further strikes, saying it would be "an act of self-harm" for the economy.

Taiwan's foreign minister has said he believes China is now "more likely" to invade Taiwan to distract from leader Xi Jinping's domestic problems.

Marvel actor Jeremy Renner has said he is now home following a snow plough accident which left him in critical condition.

Motorists have been urged to drive safely as police said they have been dealing with a "lot of accidents" in icy conditions on the roads.

A polar bear has attacked and killed a woman and boy in a remote village in western Alaska.

Billie Eilish has asked for a restraining order against a man who allegedly broke into her house and professed his love for her.