Новости за 19.04.2023

The American statesman who brokered the Good Friday Agreement has urged the people of Northern Ireland to have more self-confidence.

Moonbin, a member of the K-pop band Astro, has died aged 25, according to a statement from the group's label.

Interest in new electric vehicles may be declining, data from the UK's largest car sales website suggests as Tesla boss Elon Musk signals more discounts ahead to boost demand.

An 84-year-old white man accused of shooting a black teenager has pleaded not guilty in a US court.

Three people including a 16-year-old boy have died after a car caught fire following a crash in Cornwall.

A British rugby player who went missing in Barcelona last year is feared to have drowned.

A Russian "spy" ship stopped at sites around wind farms off the Scottish coast in order to gather intelligence, an investigation has claimed.

Nine men have been charged with sexual offences as part of an investigation into alleged abuse in Rotherham.

Two men have admitted removing the body parts of a man who is accused of carrying out castrations and broadcasting the footage on his "eunuch maker" website.

SNP treasurer Colin Beattie is stepping down from his role after he was arrested on Tuesday.

About 1,400 security officers at Heathrow Airport will strike for eight days next month.

Wrexham have done it. They have achieved their dream of promotion after a win over Boreham Wood in the National League - but how did they get here?

Two teenage brothers have been arrested and charged with murder after a shooting at a girl's 16th birthday party in Alabama left four dead and 32 wounded.

Rebekah Vardy has trademarked the phrase "Wagatha Christie" - despite the fact she didn't come up with the pun.

Microsoft has been invited to showcase its products in 10 Downing Street on the same day that its $75bn takeover of games-maker Activision faces being blocked by British competition watchdogs.

The UK government has blocked a request for young asylum seekers on a universal basic income (UBI) pilot scheme in Wales to receive free legal aid.

Thousands of street parties are expected to be held today, with people coming together across the UK for the Coronation Big Lunch.

Fighting between forces loyal to rival generals has raged in Sudan for a fifth day after an internationally brokered truce fell apart.

People with type 2 diabetes should swap sugary drinks for coffee, tea and water to reduce their risk of dying early, research suggests.

Tributes have been paid to one of Britain's longest-serving D-Day veterans who has died at the age of 100.

Lidl has won a trademark lawsuit against grocery market leader Tesco over its use of a yellow circle in branding.

The government's flagship online safety bill is "massively letting down" women and girls by failing to include specific protections to prevent misogynistic abuse, a senior Tory peer has said.

Soaring food and non-alcoholic drink prices have kept UK inflation in double-figures and continued to put more pressure on household budgets.

Scotland's Deputy First Minister Shona Robison has told Sky News a "culture was allowed to develop" at SNP HQ amid a scandal about transparency.

Twitter will finally remove "legacy" blue ticks from verified accounts today.