Новости за 21.07.2023

A kidnapped 13-year-old girl has been rescued in California after holding up a handwritten note in her captor's parked car saying "Help Me!".

Poldark star Aidan Turner believes his new series will get audiences questioning why they choose to believe certain versions of events.

A boy who died after drinking a protein shake due to a rare genetic condition could have been saved had a test been carried out, an inquest has been told.

Veterans Minister Johnny Mercer has been criticised after comparing a new 25-year-old MP to The Inbetweeners.

The Indian government has banned the export of non-basmati white rice - trigging fears of shortages and price rises across the world.

All three leading political parties are turning their attention to next year's general election after a mixed bag of results from Thursday's ballot box contests.

Holding on to Uxbridge and South Ruislip on Friday morning at least gave Rishi Sunak a life jacket to cling to in the by-election wash-up - a 2-1 defeat rather than a 3-0.

Boris Johnson's WhatsApp messages have now been retrieved from his old phone and will be handed over to the COVID inquiry unredacted, his spokesman has said.

Actors including Brian Cox, Simon Pegg and Andy Serkis have told Sky News of their fears about AI as they rallied in support of the Hollywood strike.

A federal judge has set a trial date for Donald Trump in the classified US documents case in Florida - one of several legal battles he faces as he campaigns to regain the presidency.

The father of Nottingham attack victim Grace O'Malley-Kumar has described his daughter as an "angelic girl" during a poignant eulogy at her funeral.

London mayor Sadiq Khan has stood by his decision to expand the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) to the capital's outer boroughs, despite it being touted as the reason Labour lost the Uxbridge and South Ruislip by-election.

Legendary pop and jazz singer Tony Bennett has died at the age of 96.

20-foot-high security fences and a heavy metal gate manned by police surround the Bibby Stockholm - this isn't a floating prison, the government stress - but it certainly feels like one when you arrive.

The England women's goalkeeper said it is "very hurtful" that Nike has decided not to manufacture her replica shirt for the Women's World Cup.

Just Stop Oil protesters have disrupted The Open golf championships with a smoke flare and orange powder at the 17th hole.

The chair of Uxbridge Labour has quit the role and given up his party membership, saying "politics needs to have principles".

Sharks may be consuming cocaine dumped in the waters off Florida and it could be making them act in "crazy" ways, scientists have said.

Officers scouring the outskirts of Berlin for a lioness now believe the mysterious animal is actually a wild boar.

Planned strikes on the London Underground have been suspended after "significant progress" in efforts to resolve a long-running row over pay and conditions.

A man has been found guilty murdering the cousin of world heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury in a brawl outside a bar.

Last night's triple by-election didn't just produce three new MPs - but also a new "Baby of the House".

David Hunter has been cleared of murdering his terminally ill wife in Cyprus but found guilty of the lesser charge of manslaughter.

Just Stop Oil (JSO) supporters have been met by angry members of the public as the group launched one of its biggest protests.