Новости за 21.04.2023

The first images of Alec Baldwin on the set of Rust have emerged since the movie resumed filming following the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

Health Secretary Steve Barclay has said he plans to "pursue legal action" over the Royal College of Nursing's upcoming strike action.

Harri Morgan was living the dream while suffering in silence.

A man has admitted killing a mother and her two daughters who died after a flat fire in Nottingham last year.

England captain Leah Williamson has said her "World Cup dream is over" after suffering a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament in Arsenal's defeat at Man Utd on Wednesday.

Wrexham will be in the Football League once again next season after a 3-1 win over Boreham Wood.

Braintree District Council has lost a High Court bid to prevent asylum seekers being housed at a former RAF airbase.

A rare white peacock was left fighting for its life after being hit by a car in what is believed to be a deliberate act.

UK entrepreneur Mike Lynch has lost a bid to block his extradition to the US where he faces criminal fraud charges.

A police officer has been convicted of causing serious injury by dangerous driving in an incident which left a teenager with life-changing injuries.

Tens of millions of phones will receive an emergency alert today as the government tests the system nationwide for the first time.

A new photograph of the late Queen has been released on what would have been her 97th birthday.

Wearing a red duvet jacket, an old T-shirt and a Panama hat, all of which had seen better days, Mike Thexton stood out like a sore thumb when he turned into the business class section of Pan Am Flight 73.

The Metropolitan Police commissioner has admitted the London force has "let black communities down" in the 30 years since the murder of Stephen Lawrence.

Viewers of Sky News might have noticed the tone of the coverage of Dominic Raab's resignation evolve as the morning went on.

Britain has put a number of military aircraft on "readiness to move" in case needed to evacuate embassy staff and UK citizens from Sudan amid deadly clashes, Sky News has learnt.

Aviva, the FTSE 100 insurer, says it has "terminated" its membership of the CBI due to the scandal engulfing the business lobby group and its handling of the crisis.

Dominic Raab says in his resignation letter as deputy prime minister it is "important to keep my word", but adds the inquiry into bullying claims against him sets a "dangerous precedent".

A man who was struck by a car in Cardiff in January has died of his injuries over three months later.

A Florida woman who spent her life savings on breast cancer treatment for her daughter won $2m (£1.6m) the day after she finished hospital care.

A farmer who used diggers and bulldozers to illegally rip out trees along a riverbank has been jailed for 12 months.

A man responsible for running a multimillion-pound fraud website pleaded guilty following the largest fraud investigation by the Metropolitan Police.

Dominic Raab has resigned after he was found to have bullied staff members while working as a cabinet minister across different departments.

The paramilitary group fighting the army in Sudan has agreed to a "complete ceasefire" for 72 hours - as the US confirmed one of its citizens has died in the six-day conflict.