Новости за 03.05.2023

Two Metropolitan Police officers have been suspended from duty after a woman alleged she was kidnapped and raped.

Three men are facing jail after being found guilty of plotting to kill a man who owed money to a drug dealer.

Police are searching for a suspected gunman after one person was killed and at least four others were injured in a shooting at a medical facility in Atlanta.

A second drug has shown the ability to slow the progression of the leading form of dementia.

A pub has closed a month after its collection of golliwog dolls was seized by police, with the landlady saying she is "totally and utterly gutted" amid the fallout.

British tennis star Emma Raducanu has announced she will not be playing at this year's Wimbledon.

Around two thirds of Britons still support the monarchy - but exclusive Sky News/Ipsos polling shows varying opinion between age groups and across different communities.

One of the maids of honour at the Queen's coronation has recalled how a young Charles ran off with the crown when his mother later removed it at Buckingham Palace.

Artificial intelligence (AI) could have as big an impact on jobs as the industrial revolution, according to Sir Patrick Vallance.

The Federal Reserve - the US central bank, known as the Fed - has increased interest rates for the tenth time in a row despite the continued worst banking turmoil since the global financial crash.

Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo has been named the world's highest paid athlete, thanks to a big money move to Saudi Arabia, according to Forbes.

Whoever flew a drone into the Kremlin knew what they were doing. The footage is spectacular.

Sir Keir Starmer was wooing Sue Gray to become his chief of staff for at least four months before announcing her appointment, Sky News has discovered.

Two 10-year-old children have been working unpaid shifts in a McDonald's restaurant in Kentucky until 2am, an investigation has found.

The leader of Plaid Cymru Adam Price is to step down after a damning report into the party's culture.

Tori Bowie, a former world champion sprinter, has died at the age of 32.

A teenager who died in a road crash had a "passion" for agriculture, his devastated family has said.

A man has admitted keeping a pensioner's body in a freezer for nearly two years.

Heathrow travellers are being warned they could face disruption as security officers begin a new series of strikes today.

Russia has claimed it stopped two drone attacks on Vladimir Putin's presidential home overnight.

A US police officer made a "miraculous" escape when an out-of-control car spun towards him at more than 120mph while he was speaking to the driver of another vehicle.

Understanding the context of four years ago, when most of these seats were last contested, should help us to follow the council results as they are declared.

Smoky spectres climb up the Khartoum skyline. A pop goes off in the distance and there is a slow rumble of thunder before another pillar builds upwards.

Bodies are strewn on the doorstep of San Francisco's main government building, contorted by the effects of fentanyl, a painkiller 100 times more potent than morphine.

Apple and Google have teamed up to thwart people who try to track others using devices designed to help find lost keys and luggage.