Новости за 03.09.2023

Railway lines have been closed, a football match has been cancelled and residents have been ordered to stay indoors after heavy rain in parts of Spain.

A man who allegedly allowed his 10-year-old son to drive a pick-up truck on a freeway in Arizona has been arrested.

A US jail has been placed under an emergency lockdown after about 100 prisoners refused to return to their cells.

Two people have died following a "series of collisions" in Coventry on Sunday.

The owner of an American bully XL has defended the breed, saying the animals have been wrongfully demonised after recent dog attacks.

A tiny port town in Cornwall has hosted an enormous cruise ship weighing almost 60,000 tonnes.

Sir Mo Farah has bid farewell to fans in London after an "emotional" last-ever competitive race in the capital.

A boy thrown from the 10th floor of the Tate Modern art gallery is now mostly out of his wheelchair, his family says.

A van got stuck on a beach on Saturday evening as the tide came in.

Rishi Sunak will be under increased pressure as MPs return to Westminster on Monday after their summer recess.

The school concrete scandal has prompted Labour to revive its series of controversial attack adverts on Rishi Sunak.

A man has been arrested and a dog seized after reports a three-year-old girl was bitten in the face, police have said.

A global search is under way to find Sir Paul McCartney's missing bass guitar which he bought for £30 and could reportedly now be worth more than £10m.

Former WWE star Hulk Hogan has lost 18kg, revealing that giving up alcohol eight months ago "changed everything".

The warmest weather of the year is on the cards for this week as a heatwave is set to bring temperatures of more than 30C.

More than 800 people were detected crossing the Channel in small boats yesterday - the highest number on a single day so far this year.

Relatives of six Italian men hanged by German troops during World War Two are set to receive hundreds of thousands of euros in compensation for their families' trauma.

Mason Greenwood's new manager has said signing the player is a "delicate issue" that is "kind of a tough situation to talk about".

As schools open their doors for a new term, some have scrapped boys' and girls' uniforms and instead are offering children a choice of gender-neutral outfits.

Neighbours of Ruby Franke, the former YouTuber arrested this week on child abuse charges, say they tried to help her children.

A death at Burning Man is under investigation as rain lashes the festival and tens of thousands of people remain stranded.

Frontline Tesco workers will be offered body cameras following an "unacceptable" spike in verbal and physical attacks.

Two XL bully dogs were shot dead after killing 22 pregnant sheep and injuring dozens of others in a livestock attack in North Wales.

A return to pandemic-style home learning for school pupils impacted by the unsafe concrete crisis should only last "days, not weeks", the government has said.

MPs are returning to Westminster on Monday for the rapidly accelerating downhill run to the next general election.