Новости за 05.09.2023

The body of a young girl has been recovered from the sea off the coast of southern Ireland.

A teenager charged after a man with a baseball bat after a high-speed car chase through the streets of Bristol.

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan has come under fire from colleagues for her "unilateral" decision to determine which school buildings need to close as part of the concrete crisis, Sky News has learned.

The UK has been "underinvesting" in its infrastructure and the crisis surrounding concrete defects in schools and public buildings was "foreseeable", a former Bank of England chief economist has told Sky News.

Air traffic control officials have revealed details of what caused widespread disruption that affected thousands of passengers stuck at airports.

Olympic champion Adam Peaty was reportedly injured after an "altercation" with fellow Great Britain swimmer Luke Greenbank.

Fresh cases of diphtheria have been reported among asylum seekers in England for the first time since January, new figures show.

The final words of the pilot of the helicopter involved in a crash which killed the owner of Leicester City Football Club have been revealed in an official report.

Labour's Rachel Reeves has opened up a clear lead over the Conservatives' Jeremy Hunt when voters are asked who should be the next chancellor of the exchequer, according to an exclusive poll for Sky News.

A "major incident" has been declared after a crash involving a 52-seater bus.

The amount of money available for schools to repair and maintain their buildings has fallen by more than a quarter since 2010 (28%), a real terms cut of £2.2bn per year.

The Spanish women's football team manager, Jorge Vilda, has been sacked in the wake of the Rubiales kiss furore.

Eleven people have gone on trial accused of taking part in a child sex abuse ring involving witchcraft, attempted murder and the killing of dogs.

France is attempting to become the first EU country to impose restrictions on naming plant-based meat alternatives.

Nitrous oxide will be outlawed by the end of the year and categorised as a class C drug, the government says.

Nitrous oxide will be outlawed by the end of the year and categorised as a class C drug, the government says.

Mason Greenwood has been welcomed by fans of his new team in Spain after leaving Manchester United on loan.

A man who sought asylum in Britain from Iran will go on trial today in Belgium, accused of leading an organised crime gang that helped smuggle thousands of people across the English Channel.

A teenage girl and a man have been killed in a car crash in the Shropshire town of Telford which also left two boys injured.

A 27-year-old man has died after attempting to save two children from a waterfall in South Wales.

VC Pines is baring not just his soul, but his brain. Black and white skeletal images showing the inner workings of his grey matter illustrate his music, as do the harsh, eerie pulses of MRI bleeps and buzzes that have soundtracked a huge part of his life.

Cancer cases among young people across the world have grown by 79%, according to an "alarming" study.

"A nurse is the first person you see when you come into this world and nine times out of 10, we're beside you when you leave."

Birmingham City Council has effectively declared bankruptcy after being hit with a £760m bill to settle equal pay claims.

Google celebrated the 25th anniversary of its launch this week - and it's hard to envisage what life was like before.