Новости за 19.02.2023

A seven-year-old boy has died after being struck by a car.

Senior Tory MP Damian Green has been rejected as the candidate for the newly created Weald of Kent constituency.

It's a night to celebrate the best films, actors and filmmakers of the past year, and 2023's BAFTA Film Awards gave us a re-vamped ceremony, not one but two-hosts, and a brand-new venue.

All Quiet On The Western Front has made history, scoring the highest number of BAFTAs for a foreign language film with seven awards - including the night's big prize for best film.

North Korea has said its latest intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test demonstrated its "powerful physical nuclear deterrent" and its efforts to "turn its capacity of fatal nuclear counterattack on hostile forces".

Police searching for missing mother-of-two Nicola Bulley have recovered a body from the river near to where she went missing.

Sir Keir Starmer said the path to a Labour victory "must run through Scotland" as he urged SNP voters to put their faith in his party in the wake of Nicola Sturgeon's resignation.

A Jeff Koons sculpture worth £35,000 has been accidentally smashed during a VIP event at a gallery in Miami.

Six people have been charged with human trafficking after 18 Afghan migrants were found dead inside a truck dumped on a dirt road in Bulgaria.

Penny Mordaunt said Boris Johnson's Brexit intervention is "helpful" as there is "there's still a lot to be done" to secure a deal over the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Jeremy Renner has shared an update on his recovery seven weeks after he was almost killed by a snow plough.

Sussex Police have issued new pictures of Mackenzie Crook's missing sister-in-law - who missed a chemotherapy session and is considered "very vulnerable".

Children and teachers travelling back to the UK from school trips have been held up in Calais for more than six hours amid strikes by Border Force staff.

New virtual wards for trainee nurses could help ease the pressure on the NHS.

A UK-based Iranian broadcaster forced to move over threats from Tehran has been guarded by armed police and the situation is "getting out of hand", a senior editor has said.

The Scottish health secretary Humza Yousaf and former minister Ash Regan have announced their bids to stand to succeed Nicola Sturgeon as leader of the SNP.

At least five people have been killed in an Israeli missile strike on Damascus, Syria's military has said.

Boris Johnson is on collision course with Rishi Sunak over the prime minister's attempts to reach a deal with Brussels over the Northern Ireland Protocol.

A man has been arrested and a murder investigation launched after a woman in her 70s died after being attacked in a park in Exeter.