Новости за 09.03.2023

Rishi Sunak will use talks with President Emmanuel Macron to push for a returns agreement allowing migrants to be sent back to France after crossing the English Channel.

"I don't want to attend the Home Office to proceed with my claim. I don't want to risk it," says Dravid, 28, who arrived in the UK from India on fake documents last year.

One of America's most powerful politicians is being treated in hospital after suffering a concussion in the US capital.

Three people have been wounded after a Palestinian gunman opened fire on a crowded street in Tel Aviv before being shot and killed, Israeli officials said.

Dramatic video footage has captured the moment an Iraqi man stabbed a university student in a bid to get deported because he had no work or money in the UK.

A Mexican drug cartel blamed for abducting four Americans and killing two of them has apparently condemned the violence and said it has turned over the members responsible to the authorities.

I met Larysa standing on broken glass outside her Kyiv apartment block trying to convince two council workmen to come up to her flat and mend her shattered windows.

Every single past Oscar nominee for Best Picture would still qualify under new diversity rules being introduced by the Academy Awards next year, according to its President, Janet Yang.

King Charles has embraced a 17th-century tradition to mark his reign in which some of the nation's leading institutions reaffirmed their loyalty to the monarch - while reflecting on the "profound loss" of his late mother.

The mother of a nine-year-old girl shot dead in her Liverpool home broke down sobbing as she recounted the moment the bullet went through her wrist and into her daughter.

There are calls for Wales to get up to £5bn in funding as the sections of the HS2 rail line nearest to the country are set to be delayed.

Tiger Woods's ex-girlfriend, Erica Herman, is seeking to nullify a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) following a six-year relationship with the professional golfer.

One in four GPs say their practices may not survive due to "insurmountable pressures", a new report has found.

In 1930, the first film adaptation of All Quiet On The Western Front took home the Oscar for best picture.

A senior Nigerian politician tried to bring a street trader to the UK to harvest his kidney because it was "far better to buy one" than find a family member to donate the organ, a court has heard.

The economy rebounded to grow by 0.3% in January, according to official figures which reaffirmed that the UK avoided recession at the end of last year.

Sir Michael Caine has called the inclusion of his 1964 film Zulu as a piece of culture that incites the far-right "the biggest load of bull****".

The government has announced the construction of sections of HS2 will be delayed by two years to save money.

Boris Johnson is understood to have privately warned deputy prime minister Dominic Raab about his conduct.

Match Of The Day presenter Gary Lineker has told reporters outside his London home that he stands by his criticism of the government's asylum seeker policy and does not fear suspension by the BBC.

Matt Hancock was told by the Cabinet Office to tone down claims in his book that a Wuhan lab leak started the pandemic over fears it would "cause problems" with China.

Margaret Lake, known as Mystic Meg, has died aged 80.

Harry and Meghan's children have been named prince and princess on the Royal Family's website as the couple said it was their "birthright".

China has criticised a Dutch plan to restrict the export of semiconductor equipment - a vital part of the high-tech supply chain.

People planning to travel to Ibiza over the summer are being warned of an increased risk of dengue fever after an outbreak on the Spanish island.