Новости за 05.10.2023

Labour has triumphed in the Rutherglen and Hamilton West by-election - with Sir Keir Starmer hailing it a "seismic result" for his party.

Firefighters in Italy have been brought under control a fire in the grandstand of the golf club that hosted the Ryder Cup last weekend.

Hand grenade fragments were found in the bodies of victims of a plane crash that killed former Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said.

From climate scientists, the September temperature data has prompted a string of superlatives: "gobsmackingly bananas", "unprecedented", "staggering," "unnerving".

A nurse and healthcare worker who have been found guilty of unlawfully drugging patients sent WhatsApp messages to each other in which they bragged about sedating those in their care.

A publisher famous for its travel manuals has teamed up with the Marie Curie charity to produce the UK's first-ever guidebook for those navigating the final chapters of their lives.

A driver suffered an "event" at the wheel before a school bus crash on the M53 in Wirral that killed him and 15-year-old Jessica Baker, Liverpool Coroner's Court has heard.

The condition known as "baby brain" may be caused by hormonal changes before birth, rather than, as commonly thought, as a result of the impact of bearing a child, scientists have said.

A man who was encouraged by an artificial intelligence chatbot "girlfriend" in his plan to assassinate Queen Elizabeth II has been sentenced to nine years in custody, but will remain in hospital until he is deemed fit enough to go to prison.

The Labour Party has pledged to bring in supervised toothbrushing at schools as well as an extra 700,00 dentist appointments if it wins the next election.

A nurse and a healthcare worker have been found guilty of unlawfully drugging patients - amid allegations they did so for their own amusement and an easy life.

Two nurses have been found guilty of unlawfully drugging patients - amid allegations they did so for their own amusement and an easy life.

Kevin Keegan is facing criticism for saying he believes "lady footballers" are not qualified to express opinions about the men's international game.

A council worker was shot dead after a row at Glastonbury music festival reignited a feud, a court has heard.

Hadrian's Wall was damaged when the world-famous Sycamore Gap tree was felled in Northumberland last week, investigators have said.

A turtle that was not expected "to make the night" due to malnourishment and dehydration has been released into the wild after she was found washed up on a beach in Scotland.

Police have appealed for footage after Just Stop Oil protesters invaded the stage at a West End performance of Les Miserables.

Authorities in Tenerife have evacuated around 3,000 people from their homes overnight as a wildfire sparked by high temperatures and strong winds raged in a forest already ravaged by fire in August.

The MCC (Marylebone Cricket Club) has expelled one member and suspended two others following an altercation with Australia's cricket team during the Ashes Test match against England in July.

Drivers in Singapore now need to pay £88,000 for the right to own a car - and that doesn't include the cost of the vehicle itself.

The competition regulator is to investigate the dominance of Amazon and Microsoft in the UK's cloud market.

Metro Bank has moved to reassure investors following a steep fall in its share price as it continues to evaluate options for a major funding effort.

Stormzy joined thousands of mourners who gathered in south London to honour the life of 15-year-old stabbing victim Elianne Andam.

The extradition order of a rape suspect accused of faking his own death to the US has been approved by Scottish ministers.

Joe Biden's dog Commander has been removed from the White House after biting agents and staff.