Новости за 05.04.2023

Suella Braverman has won a contest against backbencher Flick Drummond to continue as an MP, in what has been dubbed as the "Battle of Waterlooville".

Taiwan's peace and democracy are facing "unprecedented challenges", its president has said during a visit to the US which has angered China.

A crash on a smart motorway which killed two pensioners would not have happened if there had been a hard shoulder, an inquest has heard.

Former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell has been released without charge pending further investigation, according to Police Scotland.

The King and the Queen Consort have enjoyed some tasty treats as they sampled macarons, gelato and banana bread as well as sipping some gin during a trip to Yorkshire.

The UK is on a par with Russia for confidence in how the political system is functioning, according to a global survey.

Twenty-one people have now been convicted after the biggest investigation by West Midlands Police into child sexual abuse in the force's history.

A police force will resume its use of live facial recognition technology after the publication of a new report - but campaigners have made renewed calls for a ban.

A Conservative MP has been caught indicating he would be willing to break parliamentary lobbying rules for money in an undercover sting operation by The Times.

Internet star KSI said he is "deeply sorry for any pain or suffering" he caused, as he apologised again for his use of a racial slur in an online video.

A 25-year-old man armed with a small axe killed four children between the ages of five and seven when he attacked a nursery in Brazil.

The conviction of Thomas Cashman for the murder of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel was largely down to the testimony of a key witness, who now potentially faces a life under witness protection.

A 68-year-old Spanish actress has revealed how she used her son's DNA to create a surrogate baby - to fulfil his dying wish to have a child.

A nationwide test of the UK's emergency alert service will take place at 3pm on Sunday 23 April.

A samurai swordfight broke out in Brussels when a game of Monopoly went wrong, according to reports.

Business and Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch has postponed a meeting with the UK's five leading business groups amid the unfolding crisis over sexual misconduct allegations at the CBI.

US President Joe Biden will visit Northern Ireland and the Republic next week, the White House has announced.

A family has paid tribute to a "bright star" after a 27-year-old man was found dead at a property in Caerphilly.

Parents who have been bereaved or children who have lost their parents through the infected blood scandal, will now receive an interim payment acknowledging their loss.

A motorcyclist has died in a crash on a mid Wales road.

The UK's newest astronaut has begun training for future space missions.

A passenger on a Virgin Voyages cruise has died after falling off their balcony shortly after the ship set off.

A giant vessel docked off the Dorset coast will be used to hold hundreds of asylum seekers, the Home Office has confirmed, despite legal threats from local Tories.

Nicola Sturgeon's husband, Peter Murrell, has been arrested in connection with an investigation into the funding and finances of the Scottish National Party (SNP).

A man has been taken to hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries after a plane crashed into woodland in east London.