Новости за 16.04.2023

This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby will be absent from the show for the "rest of the week" due to illness.

While the main event is still a few weeks away, the Eurovision circus landed in London - bringing with it the loud costumes, odd props and colourful characters.

A pub where golliwog dolls were seized by the police has been graffitied and had five windows damaged.

Warwickshire Police are appealing for witnesses after two teenagers, aged 14 and 15, were allegedly raped after being approached by two men outside a McDonalds restaurant.

The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) says it will "analyse" the races of the Grand National meeting "in painstaking detail" following the deaths of three horses.

A popular delivery driver who was hit by his own van and dragged for a "considerable distance" has died in hospital, police have said.

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of an 18-year-old in Dartford, Kent.

Four people have been killed and several more injured in a shooting in Alabama, officials have said.

An absence of power sharing at Stormont is "very unsatisfactory", former Irish prime minister Bertie Ahern has said as he urged the DUP to reach a compromise.

The father and husband of three British-Israelis murdered in the West Bank this month has told Sky News that he is immensely proud of his wife and daughters, and called on the international community to come together to bring peace between Israelis and Palestinians.

Crisis mediation is under way to de-escalate the armed violence in Sudan after at least 61 people were killed and almost 600 injured.

SpaceX has been given the all-clear to launch its Starship rocket system for the first time as soon as this week.

Fighting erupted in Sudan on Saturday as the army and paramilitary forces clashed, leaving at least 56 people dead and hundreds injured.

South Korea's military has fired warning shots towards a North Korean patrol vessel amid heightened tensions over Kim Jong Un's latest missile test.

Escalating nurse strike action by withdrawing protection for emergency hospital care will endanger patient safety, a NHS leader has warned as the government said a “full and final” pay offer had been made to staff.

One of Britain's only battery producers is considering shifting manufacturing from the UK to the US to benefit from American subsidies, Sky News can reveal.

Seven people, including a seven-year-old child, were killed when gunmen stormed a holiday resort in Mexico.

Spotify has announced it is dropping Heardle - the name-that-tune game inspired by Wordle.

An Indian gangster-turned-politician has been shot dead on live television.

Germany has begun shutting down its three remaining nuclear power plants as part of a long-planned transition towards renewable energy.

Animal rights campaigners are calling for jump racing to be banned after three horses died at Aintree - with one suffering a broken neck during the Grand National.

The mother of Ava White, a 12-year-old girl who was stabbed to death, says new police powers to tackle adult knife crime should also be applied to younger offenders.

It has been one those weeks in America where you end up with whiplash from a flood of remarkable news.