Новости за 27.09.2023

A man who avoided a prison sentence for rape is to have his conviction reviewed after prosecutors admitted "mistakes were made" during his trial.

Bruce Springsteen has postponed the remainder of his 2023 tour as he recovers from a peptic ulcer.

A convicted murderer who helped tackle a terrorist in London was among those honoured at a Windsor Castle ceremony.

The stars of this year's Ryder Cup walked down Rome's famous Spanish Steps on Wednesday - days before teeing off in the famous golfing competition.

Labour has U-turned on its plans to remove the charitable status of private schools.

Dan Wootton and Laurence Fox "have got to be kept off air", according to former prime minister Gordon Brown.

The female journalist who was the subject of "unacceptable" comments about her appearance on GB News has hit out at the channel's "antiquated" approach.

Rishi Sunak has kicked off 2024's political season with a hint at when the next general election will be - saying it's his "working assumption" it will happen in the second half of the year.

A man accused of stabbing someone to death on a nightclub dancefloor because he was "standing in his spot" has been found guilty.

HS2 was touted as the UK's biggest infrastructure project, supposed to transform public transport between London, the Midlands and the North.

The family of a father-of-four have said they are "absolutely devastated" after he died following an alleged disturbance in Aberdeenshire.

Student nurses and doctors are dropping out of training at an alarming rate, leading to severe strain on the NHS as the UK struggles to produce home-grown workers, according to a new report.

The Princess of Wales showed "her love for textiles" in a visit to a fabric manufacturer which has a close association with her family.

An expert has offered insight into why so many men, according to a highly popular TikTok trend, are obsessed with the Roman Empire.

Iran claims to have successfully launched a third military satellite into orbit.

"Many people" pretend to be gay to claim asylum in the UK, Suella Braverman has claimed, as she defended herself from criticism from Sir Elton John.

Olympic sprinter Ricardo Dos Santos has said he "feared" for the safety of his wife, Team GB athlete Bianca Williams, and their baby son during a police stop and search.

Dan Wootton has been suspended by GB News after a row about comments made by Laurence Fox on his programme.

Customs officers in Ireland have sized 2,253kg of suspected cocaine - which could be worth 157 million euros (£136m).

North Korea has said it plans to deport a US soldier who crossed the border with South Korea earlier this year.

Plans for the UK's first facility for the safer consumption of illegal drugs have been approved - despite the opposition of the government in Westminster.

Sir Mick Jagger has suggested the back catalogue of The Rolling Stones might be given away to charity.

Joe Biden's dog has bitten yet another member of the US Secret Service - the 11th time such an incident has happened.

The teenage boy being held after a 15-year-old girl was stabbed to death in south London was known to local community groups, according to a charity worker who works to combat youth violence.

A 15-year-old girl who was stabbed to death was attacked outside a bus while on her way to school, Sky News understands.