Новости за 13.04.2023

It was almost a last chance to get their voices heard ahead of a critical ruling on France's pension reforms.

Members of the Royal College of Nursing are to go on strike again after they voted against the latest government pay offer.

Members of the Royal College of Nursing are to go on strike again after they voted against the latest government pay offer.

More than 400 victims were forced into marriage in the UK over the last year, data shared with Sky News reveals.

South Florida has been hit with more than two feet of rain causing floods and severe disruption to the region.

Rishi Sunak has been accused of ditching housebuilding targets to court Tory members while he was running to be party leader and prime minister.

A national guardsman suspected to be behind a series of US military document leaks has been arrested by the FBI.

A teenager from Essex has been sentenced to at least six years in prison after admitting he was planning a terror attack on the police and military.

A council where the Home Office plans to turn an RAF base into asylum seeker accommodation says the "irrational" move will put at risk a £300m regeneration project for the site.

Nickelodeon star Drake Bell has been found safe - after being reported missing by police.

Assistant referee Constantine Hatzidakis will face no further action after he appeared to elbow Liverpool's Andy Robertson.

Irish rally driver Craig Breen has died aged 33 after a crash in Croatia.

One of the largest concrete bridge lifts in European history has been completed in North Lanarkshire.

Ghana has become the first country in the world to approve a new malaria vaccine developed by Oxford University.

Rishi Sunak has conceded his plan to stop small boats "won't happen overnight" as he was pushed on the timescale for fulfilling his pledge.

There are plenty of personal reasons why Joe Biden has made this trip to the island of Ireland the longest of his visits as president but it is also just very good politics.

Eight Metropolitan Police officers involved in a secret WhatsApp group which sent racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic and disablist messages - including some making fun of Katie Price's son, Harvey - have been found guilty of gross misconduct.

A five-year-old girl who called 999 when her mother collapsed has been recognised for her bravery and reunited with the call handler who answered her cry for help.

New films from Wes Anderson and Ken Loach will be among those battling it out at the Cannes Film Festival when it kicks off next month, with a record number of female directors making the shortlist.

A mother and father have been found guilty of murdering their baby son on Christmas Day in a "savage and brutal" killing.

Protesters have stormed the headquarters of luxury fashion label Louis Vuitton on the eve of an expected ruling on controversial pension reforms in France.

Fox News is expected in court today over claims it falsely accused a voting technology company of rigging the 2020 US presidential election.

An Essex pub which is refusing to take down its collection of golly dolls, has been told it will no longer be featured in the Camra Good Beer Guide, or be eligible for its awards.

A body has been found on a beach near Brighton - the second death in the area linked to Storm Noa in the last 48 hours.

A woman who had her allotment destroyed has now received more than £170,000 in donations from supporters, including celebrities, to help with repairs.