Новости за 29.09.2023

A man accused of trying to reverse Donald Trump's election defeat in Georgia has pleaded guilty.

Two people have been taken to hospital after a collision between two trains in northern Scotland.

A 15-year-old girl killed in a school bus crash on the M53 has been named as Jessica Baker.

A second person has been arrested in connection with the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree at Hadrian's Wall.

A man who knocked over four passers-by after being bottled in a pub fight has been jailed for 20 years.

France is grappling with a bed bug problem, with the government warned it must tackle the pests ahead of the Olympics in Paris.

A man has been arrested in Las Vegas over the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur, who was shot dead in 1996.

A state of emergency has been declared in New York City and two other surrounding areas after "extreme rainfall" caused widespread flooding in the northeast region.

A new study has begun to measure the long-term impact of vaping on the body's cardiovascular system.

Rishi Sunak is considering removing the winter fuel allowance from all but the poorest pensioners as a way of clawing back some taxpayer funds from the elderly as he prepares to fight the next election on a pledge to keep the pension triple lock despite its spiralling costs.

California senator Dianne Feinstein - known for being a vocal advocate of gun control measures - has died aged 90.

A medical student suspected of shooting dead three people in Rotterdam had a history of psychotic behaviour, according to prosecutors.

Energy bills in the first three months of 2024 are projected to increase before dropping later in the year, according to a closely-watched forecast.

A NATO country could soon have a Putin-friendly leader as Slovakia heads to the polls following a "very nasty, toxic" run up to today's elections.

A serving member of the armed forces accused of breaching the Official Secrets Act by sharing "highly sensitive" military information has appeared at the Old Bailey.

In 1935, the American novelist Sinclair Lewis published a political novel entitled It Couldn't Happen Here. The book was really a warning of what could go wrong depicting the rise of a fascist dictator and society in the US.

Manchester United footballer Antony will resume training at the club and will be available for selection despite abuse allegations being brought against him.

There has been an outpouring of anger after one of the UK's most famous trees was "deliberately felled".

Elon Musk has decided to wade into the US immigration debate.

A 14-year-old girl and a school bus driver have died after the vehicle overturned on a motorway in Merseyside, police have said.

A school bus has overturned in a crash on a motorway in Merseyside.

Non-emergency caesarean sections have been delayed because of the ongoing NHS strike, with one woman saying she feels she has lost "all control" over the birth of her child as a result.

British Ibiza. Shoreditch on Sea. Camden of the southeast. For a small seaside town, Margate has an impressive array of nicknames. Now, it seems there is another to add to the list, because this Kent hotspot is the unofficial polyamory capital of England.

A "bully-type" dog was tasered and put in a wheelie bin after attacking a man and a woman, police have said.

Laurence Fox went "way past the limits of acceptance" in his "appalling" comments on GB News about journalist Ava Evans, the channel's boss has said.