Новости за 14.05.2023

It was a night of glitz and glamour, with the stars descending on the Royal Festival Hall for the biggest night in the UK television calendar.

Turkey's election appears to be heading for a run-off despite both main rivals claiming to have an early lead.

A world record crowd witnessed Chelsea win the Women's FA Cup final against Manchester United at Wembley Stadium.

An emotional Kevin Sinfield carried his friend and former rugby teammate Rob Burrow over the finish line at the Leeds Marathon.

The Government has taken a swipe at Liz Truss ahead of a high-profile trip to Taiwan where she is set to urge a tougher line towards China.

A retirement savings platform which previously secured backing from Legal & General will this week unveil a $95m (£76m) fundraising led by a New York-based private equity investor.

The Irish government is being pressed to clarify details of a decades-old secret agreement with the United Kingdom for RAF aircraft to help defend Irish airspace in an emergency.

A record 9.9 million UK viewers watched the vibrant lights of last night's Eurovision as the grand final in Liverpool became the most watched in history.

Gatwick Airport was forced to shut its runway for almost an hour due to a "suspected drone incident".

A teenage boy has died after being pulled from the River Soar in Leicestershire.

A fragile ceasefire appears to be holding between Israeli forces and militants in the Gaza Strip after five days of clashes that killed 33 Palestinians and two people in Israel.

The Tories have a "great opportunity" with a mood of "steely determination", cabinet minister Grant Shapps has told Sky News, despite a local election drubbing and party infighting.

Actor Simon Pegg has revealed he hid his alcohol addiction from his Mission: Impossible co-stars during filming.

Southampton fan Rishi Sunak watched his team get relegated from the Premier League after a loss to Fulham sealed their fate.

The head of the the UK's nursing union wants to restart negotiations seeking a double-digit pay rise - despite previously recommending a lower offer.

Tens of thousand of people living along the coast of Bangladesh and Myanmar have been urged to seek shelter as the nations brace for an extremely severe cyclone - known as Storm Mocha - which made landfall on Sunday.

A night like no other, this year's Eurovision was an extravaganza of musical legends and royalty, show stopping acts and political statements - despite President Zelenskyy's ban from sharing a message during the show.

Grassroots girls football clubs are increasingly struggling for survival as the women's game soars in popularity.

More than 1,500 British troops are set to train alongside thousands of personnel from NATO-ally countries as part of a major exercise in Estonia.

Imran Khan was very uncertain he'd make it out of the High Court on Friday night, even after he'd been bailed for two weeks.