Новости за 14.03.2023

Two children are suspected of killing a 12-year-old girl in Germany in a case which has shocked the country.

A suspected member of an international trafficking ring which allegedly smuggled thousands of people across the English Channel has been arrested in Germany.

Hollywood actress Eva Green "contemplated faking a broken arm" to avoid appearing in a later-abandoned sci-fi movie, the High Court has been told.

A nurse tried to murder a baby just a day after a hospital executive refused to remove her from her duties despite staff concerns, a court has heard.

The chancellor will promise to provide 30 hours of childcare a week to parents of one and two-year-olds, Sky News has learned.

A Russian aircraft has collided with a US drone in international airspace over the Black Sea, causing the latter to crash.

Rishi Sunak's family have been "reminded of the rules" by police after their dog was filmed without a lead on in London's Hyde Park.

Months into the investigation into Eleanor Williams' claims she was the victim of an Asian grooming gang, police discovered inconsistencies.

Boris Johnson will be questioned by MPs next Wednesday as part of the partygate investigation into whether he misled parliament when he was prime minister.

Aaron Ramsey has been named as Wales's new captain following Gareth Bale's retirement.

FIFA is set to approve an expansion of the men's World Cup today with 40 more matches from the 2026 tournament in North America, Sky News understands.

A man who racially abused Brentford striker Ivan Toney has been banned from every football stadium in the UK for three years - in what police say is a "landmark ruling".

The UK should be prepared for a second summer of water shortages and some hosepipe bans, with a dry spring due to follow a dry winter, national advisers have warned.

Mira Sorvino has shared how "hurt and shocked" she felt at her dad not being included in the Oscars in memoriam segment.

Gary Lineker has challenged Twitter boss Elon Musk over a threatening message sent to his son in the wake of the TV presenter's row with the BBC.

A 22-year-old woman, whose lies caused a storm of anger and protests after she falsely claimed she was the victim of an Asian grooming gang, has been jailed for eight and a half years.

Ashley Graham has responded to her excruciating red carpet interview with Hugh Grant, in which the actor rebuffed her questions and appeared to roll his eyes.

Some cough, cold and flu medicines are being withdrawn from pharmacy shelves as a precaution following concerns over very rare cases of allergic reaction.

A UK minister has asked the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) to look into TikTok after governments around the world have begun banning it from their work phones.

China has hit out at the US, UK and Australia over their pact to create new nuclear-powered submarines, saying they have "gone further down a dangerous road".

A long-lasting cyclone that is refusing to dissipate has torn through Malawi and Mozambique killing around 200 people and leaving many others injured or missing.

The number of working days lost to strike action totalled 220,000 in January, figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show.

Joe Biden will visit Northern Ireland following a formal invitation from Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

Three men tried to take their own lives after being falsely accused of rape, a court has heard.

The SNP's three leadership candidates engaged in a fiery clash during a live Sky News debate as they failed to agree on several issues.