Новости за 17.02.2023

A gunman has killed six people, including his ex-wife and stepfather, in a mass shooting in Mississippi.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's firm INEOS has submitted a bid for Manchester United, Sky News understands.

The chairman of Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB) has submitted a bid for 100% control of Manchester United.

Police in Bulgaria have discovered an abandoned truck containing the bodies of 18 migrants from Afghanistan, including that of a child, who appear to have suffocated.

The five former Memphis police officers who pleaded not guilty to the second-degree murder of Tyre Nichols did not have "the courage to look me in my face," his mother has said.

Golf legend Tiger Woods is under scrutiny on social media after being caught on camera handing a tampon to a fellow professional in what appears to be a bizarre prank.

A man charged with the murder of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel has appeared in court.

Treading carefully but quickly around her family home, Simge Ozdel is packing up her life.

A man accused of abducting a schoolgirl in the Scottish Borders earlier this month has now been charged with a series of sex offences.

The father of missing Nicola Bulley says that "every day is a struggle" as the family waits for news.

Spending their days in muddy fields armed with their metal detectors and packed lunches, Andy and Lance - aka actors Mackenzie Crook and Toby Jones - have brought the simple pleasure of searching for treasure to the masses, thanks to their hit comedy show Detectorists.

Nicola Sturgeon is "at peace" after her shock resignation as first minister, her friend and political ally John Swinney has told Sky News.

Tens of thousands of homes are without power as Storm Otto brings winds of more than 80mph to parts of the UK.

Celebrities have shared messages of support for Bruce Willis after his family revealed the 67-year-old Hollywood star has been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (FTD).

The dog walker who found Nicola Bulley's phone on a bench has explained that he thought "this is not right" when he saw the device on the morning of her disappearance.

Charging customers higher electricity prices has helped the UK wing of the French state-owned energy giant turn a profit.

"I didn't picture being like this at 20 years old," says Musa as his doctor wheels him into a room in a West Midlands hospital. "I don't know how I'll live if the outcome is I can't walk properly again."

At the Bab-al-Hawa crossing on the Turkey-Syria border, there's a huddled mass of the desperate and displaced.

Rail workers will strike again on four dates in March and April.

A British embassy security guard caught spying for the Russians has been sentenced to more than 13 years in prison.

Profits at 45% state-owned bank NatWest have risen to their highest since the global financial crash.

Ambulance and Border Force staff are back on strike today as their bitter disputes over pay and working conditions continue.

The home secretary has demanded an "explanation" from police over the decision to reveal details of Nicola Bulley's private life.

For a teenaged Martin Clarke, the pull of a military career was obvious.

Candidates are expected to formerly enter the race to replace Nicola Sturgeon as leader of the SNP and first minister today - after the timeline for the contest was unveiled last night.