Новости за 19.05.2023

A woman accused of murdering her husband and then writing a children's book about grief took out life insurance policies on him worth almost $2m (£1.6m) years before he was fatally poisoned, prosecutors say.

More than 23,000 died in A&E in England last year, figures obtained by Labour show.

Members of an organised crime gang which imported at least £135m worth of drugs into the UK under the guise of a furniture removal company face years behind bars.

I'm surrounded by towering glazed walls, concrete pillars and galvanised girders, the intrusive throb of helicopters and rising wail of police sirens.

A Metropolitan Police officer has been sacked after being convicted of sexually assaulting a child at a party.

Carrie Johnson has revealed she is pregnant with her third child.

An hormone replacement therapy (HRT) medication for menopause is to be limited to two-month prescriptions as the supplier "struggled to meet rising demand".

Jade Jagger has been fined for attacking a police officer in Ibiza.

A prison officer accused of running a far-right fitness club and encouraging terrorism through neo-Nazi rap songs has told a court that he was just providing a social outlet for lonely "nationalists".

The moment a US police officer points a gun at a suspect while kneeling on the bonnet of his moving car - before clinging to the roof of the vehicle as the motorist drives away at speed - has been revealed in a newly released video.

A man has died after being attacked by a "dangerously out of control" dog in Leigh.

"It really hurts to think about Azovstal," Yevgen says, remembering how bombs rained down as defenders made their last stand inside the steelworks. "Not all of us came back."

A police officer has been jailed for two-and-a-half years after hitting a teenager with her squad car which left the boy with life-changing injuries.

A serving member of the UK military accused of breaching the Official Secrets Act by sharing "highly sensitive" military information is due to stand trial next spring.

The parents of a disabled girl who died after becoming morbidly obese have had their jail sentences increased over her manslaughter.

Stars such as Harry Styles, Adele and Dua Lipa sit among self-made entrepreneurs and aristocrats on The Sunday Times Young Rich List.

A 21-year-old man has pleaded guilty to plotting a gun attack at Speakers' Corner in London's Hyde Park.

The NHS is trialling an electric headset which aims to reduce symptoms of depression.

Dutch police are investigating after family and friends of West Ham players were attacked by spectators at their game against AZ Alkmaar.

The brother of TV presenter Phillip Schofield has been jailed for 12 years over child sex offences.

Almost 15 million global excess deaths by the end of 2021 were caused by COVID, according to figures released by the World Health Organisation (WHO).

An 88-year-old Australian doctor held hostage in Africa for more than seven years by al Qaeda-linked militants has been reunited with his family after being released.

Tesco chair John Allan is to leave next month after the supermarket giant said allegations over his personal conduct "risk becoming a distraction" to the chain.

Andy Rourke, the bassist for indie legends The Smiths, has died aged 59.

Mass brawls, sexual assaults, physical violence, drunken threats, verbal abuse, passengers stripping off: all examples of the kind of disruptive behaviour experienced by cabin crew in recent years.