Новости за 26.04.2023

King Charles told the UK's Eurovision hopeful Mae Muller he will be "egging" her on during the contest - as the Queen Consort said: "No nul points!"

Ten people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after the death of a man in west London.

Andrew Tate has gained more than six million followers in the five months since his Twitter account was reinstated.

Prince Harry's legal team have listed 208 articles about him in The Sun and the now-defunct News Of The World which his lawyers claim were as a result of private information being unlawfully gathered.

The new boss of business lobby group the CBI says she is confident it will win back the trust of ministers and members within six months, but will have to "completely change" to survive allegations of sexual misconduct and a toxic culture.

Edinburgh International Festival's annual closing fireworks display is set to fizzle out after 40 years.

Suella Braverman has ruled out introducing a safe and legal route for asylum seekers in Sudan to seek refuge in the UK.

A dangerous craze where children are filmed being attacked by other kids at school could lead to a child being killed.

Thousands of donor-conceived young adults will be able to find out their biological origins in the coming years - with the first 30 able to request the information this October.

The behaviour of people arriving in the UK on small boats is "at odds with British values", the home secretary has claimed.

By the late afternoon it is uncomfortable to be outside in Seville as the temperatures in Andalucia build towards nearly 40C (104F) at the end of the week.

Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have tried to coax Gareth Bale out of retirement.

A manhunt is under way after a teacher was found dead in Glasgow.

The British competition watchdog has blocked Microsoft's bid to buy video game maker Activision Blizzard.

The new boss of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) says she is "profoundly sorry" to women who have been let down by the business group.

Heathrow Airport was keen to name Terminal 5 after King Charles, according to reports.

Road workers are going back to school on Wednesday after they misspelled "school" when painting a road.

The number of victims of a suspected starvation cult has risen to at least 89 after more bodies were dug up in a Kenyan forest.

An Australian mother jailed over the death of her four young children could be pardoned after 20 years.

The owner of an allotment destroyed by saboteurs has received more £250,000 in donations.

A man has been sentenced to 22 months in prison for assisting Thomas Cashman, the gunman who murdered nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel.

Alexei Navalny, the jailed critic of Vladimir Putin, has said he is being investigated on terrorism charges that could see him sentenced to 30 years in prison.

The murder of toddler Lola James in Pembrokeshire has prompted calls for a Wales-wide review of children's services.

A worker who was injured when a ship tipped over in a dry dock has recounted the dramatic moment he was thrown around the vessel.

Singapore has hanged a man over a cannabis smuggling plot - despite calls from the United Nations to stop the execution.