Новости за 16.05.2023

Plans to scrap "no-fault" evictions will be unveiled by the government today.

President Joe Biden will cut a trip to Asia and Australia short to deal with the impending debt crisis in the US.

A one-year-old child has died and 23 other people are missing after a hippopotamus charged and capsized a canoe on a river in Malawi.

France's first lady has condemned the "cowardice" and "stupidity" of a physical attack on her great-nephew which took place on the sidelines of a protest against pension reforms.

The £2 fare cap for some bus routes will be extended until the end of October - before rising to £2.50 until November 2024.

A girl whose disappearance was featured on Netflix's "Unsolved Mysteries" was found alive in North Carolina last week, six years after she was allegedly abducted by her mother.

The price of baby formula is a "national crisis" which could have negative effects on the health of a child throughout its life, a doctor has said - as the prime minister suggested the government is doing enough to support families struggling to afford food.

Bird flu has been detected in two poultry workers after they came into contact with infected birds, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has said.

The Princess of Wales finished second best to double Olympic champion Dame Kelly Holmes – at a game of beanbag noughts and crosses.

The owner of Facebook and Instagram has begun rolling out a paid verification service in the UK.

Greggs has won its fight to sell sausage rolls and steak bakes until 2am from its branch in London's Leicester Square.

An Instagram post by KSI promoting JD Sports has been banned.

Grieving relatives have paid tribute to an "outgoing and bubbly" mum-of-four found dead alongside another man at her home in Huddersfield.

A former Mirror chairman was told about phone hacking claims but did "nothing", the High Court has heard.

COP28, the climate change conference taking place in Dubai this year, is asking brands for millions of pounds to sponsor the event, promising that they will "benefit from access and unrivalled networking opportunities with governments and global business leaders".

The head of Scotland's prosecution service has refused to say whether a search warrant for Nicola's Sturgeon's home was "deliberately delayed" until after the SNP leadership contest ended.

An allegation of serious sexual assault made against MP Julian Knight is being looked into by Essex Police, after the case was referred to them by another force.

Jonny Lee Miller could swap treading the boards for scaling burning buildings after qualifying as a volunteer firefighter.

A baby donkey has been stolen from a farm in Hampshire.

Syria's president Bashar al Assad has been invited to attend this year's COP28 climate talks in Dubai in a move branded a "sick joke".

Five men have been convicted over the theft of 18th-century jewels worth more than 100m euros from a German museum

Three men who ran a bespoke global passport service for top criminals on the run have been jailed after investigators smashed their 20-year operation.

Parents are stealing baby formula, turning to the black market and watering down their babies' feed as soaring prices drive them to desperation.

Martha Stewart has become Sports Illustrated's oldest ever cover model at the age of 81.

Vodafone has announced a massive programme of job losses, that will impact its UK operations, in a bid to recover its financial performance.