Новости за 16.03.2023

Alison Hammond is to become the new co-host of The Great British Bake Off, replacing Matt Lucas.

Security guards at Heathrow Airport are to strike over Easter in a dispute over pay, with passengers warned they face "severe delays".

More than 1,000 Passport Office staff across the UK will strike for five weeks in an escalation of a dispute over pay, jobs and conditions.

A group of 11 major banks have clubbed together to provide $30bn (£24.7bn) of cash in an attempt to end a crisis of confidence surrounding another major US bank.

Liam Neeson has said he expects to see a united Ireland during his lifetime.

A friend of a teenager fatally stabbed outside his school told police he was attacked because he had "joined a gang and had left", a court has heard.

"As you're interviewing me right now, they're about to make an arrest," the sheriff says.

There have been rare chaotic scenes in the French parliament as President Emmanuel Macron used special powers to push through an unpopular pensions bill which aims to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64.

Rolls-Royce has received funding to build a nuclear reactor for a base on the moon.

NHS unions have reached a pay deal with the government after an extra £2.5bn was put on the table to increase wages for thousands of staff.

A 25-year-old man has admitted mid-trial to being the getaway driver in the gunpoint robbery of former world boxing champion Amir Khan.

Royal Mail has been referred to the industry regulator by a committee of MPs which has accused the company of failing in its duty to deliver letters six days a week and questioned whether its management is negligent.

Nicola Sturgeon has come under fire over £87,000 paid in bonuses to managers at a shipyard despite a lack of certainty about when two over-budget and late ferries will be delivered.

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab repeatedly reduced staff to tears and "ruined people's lives" through "coercive behaviour", according to officials who worked with him.

A woman who filmed her three-year-old stepson as he lay dying from a brain injury has been jailed for 15 years for manslaughter, assault and causing grievous bodily harm.

Some constituents in Wrexham have been made to pay to receive their local MP's campaign literature, after a mix-up with the stamps.

A farmers' protest party has shaken up the political landscape in the Netherlands as it emerges as the big winner in provincial elections, posing a big challenge the prime minister.

The battle of the AI chatbots has stepped up a notch after Chinese search giant Baidu unveiled its much-anticipated rival to ChatGPT.

Gianni Infantino has announced FIFA's intention for equal prize money by the 2027 Women's World Cup.

The US Air Force has released video said to show a Russian jet intercepting an American drone and dumping fuel on it over the Black Sea.

The government will have to find money to increase public sector pay or face consequences in its services, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has warned.

Budget wireless provider Mint Mobile, which is partially owned by actor Ryan Reynolds, is being acquired by T-Mobile as part of a cash and stock deal worth up to $1.35bn (£1.1bn).

An exiled Chinese businessman with ties to former Donald Trump adviser Steve Bannon has been charged in the US with orchestrating a conspiracy to defraud his online followers out of more than $1bn.

TikTok is expected to be banned from UK government phones later today, Sky News understands.

NHS unions have received a new pay offer and an announcement is expected this afternoon, Sky News understands.