Новости за 10.10.2023

Israel will be looking at all military options at the moment.

From destroyed homes I watched stretcher bearers bringing out the body of a small child.

Debris from the Titan submersible has been recovered - including "presumed human remains", the US Coast Guard has said.

A man has scaled Sheffield Town Hall, ripped down the Israeli flag and tried to replace it with the Palestinian flag as crowds applauded.

Waving a Palestinian flag on British streets "may not be legitimate" if it is done to show support for acts of terrorism, the home secretary has told police chiefs.

Three people have been seriously injured after a plane crashed at an airfield.

All flights have been suspended at Luton Airport after a huge fire broke out in one of its car parks.

The boyfriend of a council worker who was shot dead at her home in Liverpool told her "you think you're in a horror movie" less than an hour before she was killed, a court heard.

A British woman living in Israel with her family sheltered in a smoke-filled room for hours after Hamas militants set fire to their home.

Holly Willoughby has announced she will not be returning as a presenter of This Morning after 14 years.

Holly Willoughby has told ITV she will not return This Morning - quitting the daytime show after 14 years.

The star of hit TV show Fauda says he travelled to southern Israel to rescue families under siege from Hamas.

A "luminescent" picture of a tri-spine horseshoe crab gliding along the bottom of the sea has won Frenchman Laurent Ballesta his second Wildlife Photographer of the Year title.

A protester threw glitter over Sir Keir Starmer at the start of his speech to the Labour conference in a serious security breach.

Three patients given colonoscopies by an NHS doctor died and three others suffered harm after they failed to receive the appropriate follow-up treatment, a health board has admitted.

A rapist who preyed on teenagers has been jailed for 10 years.

Sir Keir Starmer has called on Tory voters looking in "horror at the descent of your party" to join Labour as he vowed to create "a Britain built to last".

A mayor has begun a legal challenge to stop asylum seekers from being housed on the Bibby Stockholm barge.

Scientists have used genetic "scissors" to create chickens able to resist being infected with bird flu.

An investigation has been launched into the "unexplained" death of a young woman in Dundee.

The bodies of about 1,500 militants have now been found on Israeli territory after Saturday's surprise attack, according to the country's military.

Hollywood writers have voted almost unanimously on a deal to end their five-month strike that plunged the film and television industry into turmoil.

A trauma hospital in Gaza had to wash a burns patient with regular soap due to an "ominous" shortage of supplies - as bombing victims flood in and the consequences of a 16 year-siege start to bite, a doctor told Sky News.

The UK and Ireland will host Euro 2028, with all five nations hosting matches throughout Europe's premier international men's football competition.

Worse financial pain is to come, as many people have not yet felt the full impact of the increased cost of borrowing, the Bank of England has said in one of its latest health checks of the UK's financial system.