Новости за 14.10.2023

Holding out his phone, a soldier walked towards me in the shattered ruins of a kibbutz in southern Israel.

Ireland have been knocked out of the Rugby World Cup at the hands of New Zealand.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has condemned Hamas's "evil" attack on Israel one week on from the group's surprise raids.

Pink and white smoke floats through the air.

The left corner of Yoav's forehead is held together by metal staples where shrapnel hit him from an RPG or grenade. He doesn't know which, or remember exactly when it happened, but it doesn't really matter. He has a long gash in his neck from a bullet that went in but miraculously didn't sever his carotid artery.

A man has been arrested and charged with causing criminal damage at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the Metropolitan Police has said.

Labour has been accused of "shutting down any solidarity" with Palestinians after its elected representatives were given "strong advice" to stay away from protests this weekend.

Qatari businessman Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al Thani has withdrawn from the process to buy Manchester United, Sky News understands.

These pictures show how the war between Israel and Hamas has escalated since the shocking surprise attack a week ago.

Dozens of US citizens and other foreign nationals have gathered at Gaza's border with Egypt as news spread an agreement had been reached that would allow it to reopen temporarily.

Thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators have taken to the streets of central London against the backdrop of the escalating conflict between Israel and Hamas.

Overnight temperatures are expected to fall as low as -5C in Scotland and Northern Ireland, and just above freezing for most of the rest of the UK, the Met Office says.

When police in Trinidad showed up to investigate at the scene of a burned down commune in 1972, they quickly realised they were looking at the work of seasoned criminals.

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says he still believes in devolved government in Northern Ireland and "when" it returns, it must make a real difference to people's lives.

Thousands of Taylor Swift fans flocked to cinemas on Friday night with glow sticks and friendship bracelets in hand to watch the pop star's Eras Tour concert film.

France will deploy 7,000 soldiers for increased security patrols after a terror attack killed a schoolteacher and wounded three others, the president's office has said, while the Louvre was evacuated after a threat.

An Israeli airstrike on a convoy fleeing northern Gaza has killed 70 people, mostly women and children, according to Hamas.

Conservative Christopher Luxon has won the New Zealand election after incumbent prime minister Chris Hipkins conceded.

A rare solar eclipse will sweep across the US later today, with a spectacular phenomenon known as the "ring of fire" due to stun stargazers.

British actor Sir Michael Caine has confirmed he has retired from acting after the release of his latest film.

An MP who defected from the Scottish National Party to join the Conservatives this week has said she and her family have been forced into hiding after receiving a barrage of threatening messages.

The UK could be complicit in war crimes in Gaza and could face legal action if it does not do more to "restrain" Israel, Tory MP Crispin Blunt has warned.

Celebrated Nobel-winning poet Louise Gluck has died aged 80, her editor has confirmed.

Australia will vote against proposals to enshrine an indigenous advocacy committee in its constitution in a historic referendum, local media are projecting

Israeli soldiers readied their tanks in a dusty patch of countryside close to Gaza.