Новости за 13.02.2023

Two more men have been charged with murder following the fatal shooting of council worker Ashley Dale in Liverpool.

The White House has determined that China has a "high-altitude balloon programme" for intelligence gathering.

It was not lost on the asylum seekers that some people find their presence intimidating.

Fatima Figen's whole world has gone.

A choreographer has been suspended after reportedly smearing dog faeces on the face of a critic following a bad review.

The Queen Consort has tested positive for COVID-19 after suffering from cold symptoms, Buckingham Palace has said.

A UEFA-commissioned review into the poor treatment of Liverpool fans outside the 2022 Champions League final is set to find the failings "almost led to a disaster" after faults by European football's governing body and the lack of a venue risk assessment by French authorities, Sky News can reveal.

"Beautiful, striking and petite," Noor Inayat Khan was "the unlikeliest of spies".

Czech Republic midfielder Jakub Jankto has become one of the most high-profile male footballers to come out as gay.

A security guard at the British embassy in Berlin received "substantial amounts of cash" from the Russians in return for "highly sensitive" secrets before he was caught in an undercover sting operation, a court has heard.

A number of Victorian love letters written by the parents of a former prime minister are being published online for Valentine's Day.

The former police officer who raped and murdered Sarah Everard has pleaded guilty to three counts of indecent exposure.

Political leaders should "take a clear stand" and condemn violence against asylum seekers, charities have said - as they warned scenes like those outside a Merseyside hotel could be replicated across the country.

The number of working days lost to strike action totalled 843,000 in December, bringing the total number of strike days from June to December 2022 to 2,471,000, the highest since 1989, official figures show.

A union representing hundreds of workers at an Amazon warehouse has revealed plans for seven more strike days.

An individual at the heart of cross-Channel people-smuggling reveals to Sky News that most smugglers choose to settle in Britain, and invest their profits here.

Semi-aquatic dinosaurs which roamed southern England 125 million years ago inherited the brain capacity from their ancestors to catch the fish they survived on, according to new research.

The last of back-to-back funerals for 24 children, who were in Turkey on a school volleyball trip when their hotel collapsed, have taken place in North Cyprus.

A nurse has been struck off for sending inappropriate messages to a former patient he cared for while working at a mental health unit in Dundee.

The Queen Consort has been forced to postpone a visit to the West Midlands on Tuesday after contracting an illness, Buckingham Palace has said.

Seven of the UK's most wanted fugitives are still on the run, the public have been warned.

A small asteroid that entered the Earth's atmosphere was spotted above the English Channel last night.

The family of Brianna Ghey has paid tribute to their "much-loved daughter, granddaughter, and baby sister".

Police have arrested an 18-year-old man on suspicion of murder after the death of a 16-year-old boy in Chelmsford on Sunday night.

Armchair detectives often help solve missing person cases but public interest must also be managed so evidence is not damaged, a veteran detective has warned.