Новости за 19.07.2023

Liverpool have agreed a £12m fee with Saudi Arabian side Al Ettifaq for the potential sale of captain Jordan Henderson.

International governments should impose "tougher sanctions" on Myanmar and restrict its military from accessing aviation fuel, the son of the country's ousted leader has said.

The armourer on the Rust film set where cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was shot dead by Alec Baldwin's prop gun has made her first court appearance.

A man and a woman have been found guilty of causing the death of a five-month-old girl who suffered fractures on her body and a severe head trauma.

Nigel Farage has described a document he claims showed Coutts closed his bank account because it did not agree with his political views as "prejudiced and nasty".

MPs have voted to bolster transparency and curb foreign influence in groups of politicians that were previously subject to minimal regulation.

Just Stop Oil (JSO) activists who filmed themselves spray painting a government department building are guilty of "illegal criminal damage", a senior minister has said.

Actress Zoe Saldana has told Sky News there is "fear" and "doubt" in the industry amid strikes, and she is worried about actors who need to work "for their families, and have to pay their mortgages".

A tourist who saw a US soldier run across the North Korean border said she first thought it was part of a TikTok stunt.

The speed these fires are spreading is truly frightening.

Polls will open today at 7am for three by-elections across the country, as voters decide who they want to represent them in parliament.

Russian mercenary boss Yevgeny Prigozhin has purportedly appeared in a new video welcoming his fighters to Belarus and saying their training will make the Belarusian army the second best in the world.

The DNA of a man accused of inappropriately touching a murdered teenager's body instead of alerting police may have been present on her body before her death, a forensic biologist has told a court.

Laundry staff at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary are being supported following an "isolated asbestos incident".

Work to rebuild homes destroyed by fire has finally begun a year after flames ripped through pockets of an east London village amid record-breaking temperatures.

Rishi Sunak has blamed doctors and nurses going on strike for longer NHS waiting times.

NHS patients face major disruption over the next 48 hours as senior doctors in England begin their first major strike in nearly 50 years.

The Conservatives have lost the Somerton and Frome by-election to the Liberal Democrats.

A driver who killed a pregnant actress and her unborn baby and left two children in a coma has been jailed for 12 years.

The chair of a committee of MPs has accused Asda's co-owner of "wasting" its time following a tempestuous evidence session over the supermarket chain's fuel prices and employment practices.

Astronomers have found the first possible evidence of two planets outside our solar system sharing the same orbit.

A sexual assault support charity says it is "deeply disappointed" over a football club's decision to field rapist David Goodwillie.

Riot police have opened fire with live rounds, health officials have said, on people protesting against the rising cost of living in Kenya, injuring at least 11 demonstrators.

"I am being held at the airport. Please don't worry too much," the message read. "I think I will be okay. But who knows?" Kimberley Glendinning won’t forget the moment she read those words. "My heart actually missed a beat," she says, her voice quavering.

Banks will be forced to give customers three months' notice of account closures and to provide a full explanation of the reasons under reforms that could be unveiled in the coming days.