Новости за 09.10.2023

A desperate and afraid mother in the Gaza Strip has told Sky News she fears her family might not survive the night, as bombs were heard crashing in the background.

Stand-up comedian and radio host Matt Forde will undergo surgery for a spine tumour, he has announced.

Hamas has said it will execute an Israeli hostage in response to any new Gaza Strip bombings that come without a pre-warning - moments after a senior figure from the group told Sky News civilian captives would be treated "humanely".

Asylum seekers who were evacuated from the Bibby Stockholm have been told they will return to the barge next week, Sky News understands.

Israel's Supernova festival descended into chaos after Hamas gunmen stormed the desert event, killing hundreds of partygoers and kidnapping others in one of the militant group's deadliest attacks.

The granddaughter of an elderly woman taken hostage by Hamas has warned she is without medicine and "in a lot of pain".

The comedian Mark Steel has revealed he has been diagnosed with cancer.

The final season of The Crown, one of the most popular shows on Netflix, will be released in two parts, starting next month.

Scotland's first minister has said his parents-in-law are "trapped" in Gaza and is fearful whether they will "make it through the night or not".

Mouthguards fitted with smart technology to help detect brain injuries sustained by players are to be adopted in professional rugby union.

A pioneering British scientist whose work developing antibiotics had her featured on Forbes' 30 under 30 Europe list has died from cancer aged 29.

Ultra-processed foods can have the same affect as drugs with people experiencing intense cravings, symptoms of withdrawal and continued consumption despite dangerous consequences, researchers have said.

Police patrols could be stepped up across the country to protect Jewish communities following incidents of vandalism, Number 10 has said.

More than 10 Britons are feared dead or missing in Israel, Sky News understands.

Saudi Arabia has submitted to FIFA its official intention to host the 2034 World Cup after an unprecedented fast-track process was adopted by football's governing body.

Israel was caught off guard by Hamas's careful and devastating attack, with the militant force using bulldozers, hang gliders and motorbikes against the Middle East's most powerful army.

Labour will examine every ongoing major infrastructure project to "get Britain building again on day one" after it wins a general election, Rachel Reeves has said.

A pensioner is feared to have been swept away by the River Tay after Scotland was battered by heavy rain.

Sir Keir Starmer said he is primed for a general election as soon as May, as he warned that the Tories will "go low" in the fight for Number 10.

Children at a primary school who sent hand-decorated underwear to King Charles for his coronation celebrations were "jumping up and down" with excitement when they received a letter back from Buckingham Palace.

Almost £1m in damages has been secured from Network Rail for seven people affected by a train crash which claimed three lives, lawyers have said.

Coins believed to have belonged to a Scottish clan leader murdered in an infamous 17th century massacre, have been found in a fireplace by an archaeology student on her first dig.

Oil prices have risen over fears the Israel-Hamas fighting could involve more nations in the Middle East.

Metro Bank has agreed a financing deal, strengthening its troubled balance sheet, following Sky News reports it was seeking the funding.

There are two parallel anxieties right now in terms of how all this unfolds.