Новости за 19.09.2023

Ken Livingstone, the former London Mayor and one-time figurehead of the Labour left, is suffering from Alzheimer's disease, his family has announced.

Stepping on to the red carpet at the Elysee Palace, shaking hands with the French President Emmanuel Macron.

Avanti West Coast has had its contract renewed to operate its UK rail routes, despite issues with delays and cancellations.

Rishi Sunak looks set to weaken key climate pledges in a move that has drawn heavy criticism from Tory MPs and environmental groups.

A British national has died after a bus plunged into a ravine in Montenegro, authorities have said.

Liz Truss has been claiming cash from the £115,000-a-year public fund awarded to former prime ministers to run their offices, despite serving for just 49 days.

A TV executive who worked at a company that hired Russell Brand has described the allegations against the star as "depressing".

Sixty-nine people arrested after Nigerian police raided an alleged gay wedding have been released on bail.

Remnants of a second hurricane will sweep across the UK later this week - bringing further heavy showers and thunderstorms.

A 31-year-old man has been arrested after another man was raped in north London.

Libyan authorities have ordered some journalists to leave the flood-hit city of Derna, according to a government minister.

Five people released from Iran in a controversial prisoner swap deal with the US have touched down on American soil.

The Online Safety Bill has passed its last parliamentary hurdle in the House of Lords, meaning it will finally become law after years of delay.

The safety of maternity care at two Midlands NHS hospitals has been rated "inadequate" , with "staff pushed to the brink" and mothers and babies put at risk.

The Myanmar military junta is deliberately targeting medical facilities and medical staff with airstrikes, raids by soldiers and the burning down of buildings, using a map of public hospitals and clinics they drew up in 2019, according to a new report shared exclusively with Sky News.

Andrew Sachs' granddaughter Georgina Baillie has argued that YouTube suspending earnings from Russell Brand's channel is "cancel culture".

A Metropolitan Police officer accused of tasering a 10-year-old girl has been named as he faces an allegation of gross misconduct.

Relations between India and Canada are at an all-time low after a Sikh leader was shot dead in British Columbia this summer.

A woman accused of killing her parents is facing a trial next year.

Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove has announced he will appoint commissioners to take over Birmingham City Council and launch a local inquiry after it declared itself effectively bankrupt.

Teachers in Swansea have called off strike action that followed the alleged dismissal of a teacher for breaking up a fight between two pupils.

Azerbaijan has begun targeting Armenian military positions in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, in what it is calling an "anti-terrorist operation".

Sara Sharif's father will face trial for her murder next year after a court heard the 10-year-old suffered a "constellation" of injuries culminating in her death.

The care of immigrants must not be delegated to contractors, an inquiry chair has warned, after finding that "excessive" force was used against people detained at a site in Sussex.

A Newcastle fan is in hospital after being stabbed in Milan ahead of the club's Champions League match.