Новости за 02.03.2023

Firefighters have been battling a huge blaze at a high-rise building in a popular shopping area of Hong Kong.

Police say a body found in the search for the missing sister-in-law of actor Mackenzie Crook is that of Laurel Aldridge.

Gunman targeting a supermarket owned by Lionel Messi's parents-in-law left a threatening written message for the Argentina football star, police say.

Mike Pence has declined to say whether he will support Donald Trump if the former US president becomes the Republican nominee for the next election.

Grimsby Town have apologised for tweeting a clip of Katie Price's son after their FA Cup win over Southampton.

A woman who shouted and waved aggressively at a cyclist on the pavement, causing her to fall into the path of a car, has been jailed for manslaughter.

TikTok videos using hashtags previously identified as hosting eating-disorder content are continuing to attract views, new research by the Centre for Countering Digital Hate has found.

The public health chief who helped oversee the emergency response to the Salisbury novichok poisonings has told Sky News people in the city are still feeling the impacts five years on.

The security services were guilty of "a significant missed opportunity to take action that might have prevented" the Manchester Arena bombing, according to the chairman of the inquiry into the atrocity.

A misplaced breathing tube contributed to the death of a 13-year-old boy who became the UK's first known child victim of COVID, a coroner has found.

Emma Pattison, the headteacher of Epsom College - who is believed to have been murdered by her husband - died of shock, haemorrhage and shotgun wounds to the chest and abdomen, an inquest has heard.

The M5 has been closed in both directions after a tipper truck collided with an overhead gantry - leaving its load behind.

Detectives are continuing to question Constance Marten and her boyfriend Mark Gordon after the remains of a baby were discovered in Brighton.

WH Smith has said it has been the target of a cyber attack that has seen hackers access company data.

Stranger Things has been a huge hit ever since it launched in 2016, taking viewers back to the 1980s and also into the alternate dimension of the "Upside Down".

A Bolivian hunter survived 31 days in the Amazon jungle by eating insects and drinking his own urine.

Drugs designed to treat diabetes and repurposed as miracle diet aids have taken over TikTok.

Matt Hancock has denounced what he said was a "massive betrayal and breach of trust" following the leaking of lockdown WhatsApp messages.

A couple have been charged with gross negligence manslaughter after the remains of a baby were found in Brighton.

Sir Gavin Williamson accused teachers of looking for an "excuse" not to work during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to leaked messages from Matt Hancock published by The Daily Telegraph.

Sky News has been named News Channel of the Year for a sixth consecutive year at the Royal Television Society journalism awards - with chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay winning journalist of the year

The police wave us through. We are allowed to drive off the motorway, down a rutted track and into a field, and there, in front of us, is a sight at once extraordinary and terrible.

At least 43 people have died in a train crash in Greece, with the country's prime minister saying the disaster appeared to be mainly down to "tragic human error".