Новости за 10.02.2023

The US has shot down an unknown object flying in its airspace, off the coastline of Alaska - just days after it downed a Chinese "spy" balloon.

The emblem for King Charles's coronation, created by former Apple designer Sir Jony Ive, has been unveiled.

A man helping sort aid for the Turkey earthquake says nine of his relatives died in the disaster but has praised the community response - as UK groups urgently drive collections for survivors.

Syria's suffering is a unique desolation and inside Idlib we've seen the face of utter desperation.

The Premier League is closing in on a commercial deal with Electronic Arts (EA), the video-games maker, that would be worth close to £500m - one of the largest such agreements ever struck by English football's top flight.

A Metropolitan Police officer who used duct tape to restrain a woman asked her "who are you going to tell? I am the police", a court has heard.

A drunk driver filmed stumbling to his car before causing a crash which killed a "selfless and kind-hearted" Master's student has been jailed for 17 years.

Work should start to create a vaccine against bird flu in case the virus starts to spread between humans, a UK expert has warned.

The expansion of London's Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) has led to a drastic reduction in harmful air pollution, a City Hall report has found.

Barclays is at loggerheads with the industry body set up by David Cameron, when prime minister, to champion the British technology sector over the fate of dozens of employees affected by its closure.

A US congresswoman fought off an attacker by throwing hot coffee over him when he assaulted her in an elevator.

SpaceX has tested its most powerful ever rocket system ahead of planned civilian trips to the moon.

Amsterdam will ban smoking cannabis in public in the city's red light district to reduce the "enormous nuisance" affecting residents.

Nicola Bulley's partner has said her family is going through "unprecedented hell" but would "never give up" hope of finding her.

Friends of Nicola Bulley have gathered for a "last push" roadside appeal two weeks on from her disappearance - after police extended the search for the missing mother-of-two to the Lancashire coast.

Energy suppliers have agreed to end the forced installation of prepayment meters in vulnerable customers' homes, the government has said.

A newborn baby and a family of six are among those to defy the odds and be pulled alive from the rubble in Turkey days after the devastating earthquake.

A man who bludgeoned his elderly father to death with a bottle of champagne in a drunken rage has been sentenced to jail for life.

What happens when a minor league hockey team goes awol for a home game?

The economy narrowly avoided recession in the second half of last year, according to early official figures, despite growth going into a sharp reverse in December partly due to the impact of strikes and lack of Premier League football.

Jacob Rees-Mogg reimagined as a praying mantis, Priti Patel transformed into a bat and four Vladimir Putins - not many live shows can boast such a cast.

An exclusive Sky News/Ipsos poll has found that young people are feeling increasingly lonely - with the cost of living crisis leading many to take on extra work, move in with their parents and cut back on socialising.

The UK has sent thousands of thermal blankets to Turkey - and is planning to build a field hospital to treat those critically injured after Monday's devastating earthquake.

The 57th Super Bowl will kick off on Sunday - here's all you need to know to watch the biggest game of the NFL season.

The images of collapsed, and collapsing buildings are truly distressing.