Новости за 16.10.2023

There is virtually nothing the families of the Hamas hostages can do but sit and wait for a phone call.

A recession is on the horizon and the chancellor "is in a terrible bind" as low growth and high-interest payments on debt mean little room for manoeuvre, according to a respected think tank.

Rolls-Royce Holdings, the aircraft engine manufacturer, is to axe more than 2,000 jobs as part of a cost-cutting drive by its new chief executive.

Princess Diana's relationship with Dodi Fayed is among the storylines teased in the first images released of the final series of The Crown.

A rape suspect who allegedly faked his own death and fled from the US is to appeal against his extradition from Scotland.

A doctor in a Gaza hospital has begged for an end to the crisis in the region, warning they have been left with nothing for the thousands of people who have been admitted.

"If I go back, I'll be murdered. And it will be the government's fault that I was murdered." That is the stark assessment of Anna, a victim of sex trafficking, who faces removal from the UK under the new Illegal Migration Act.

A Hamas official has demanded 6,000 Palestinian men and women detained in Israel's jails be released in exchange for hostages in Gaza.

Football fans have been told to stay in Belgium's national stadium after two Swedish people were shot dead in an attack linked to terrorism.

At least six British citizens were killed in Hamas's attack on Israel and a further 10 are missing, Rishi Sunak has told MPs.

A bus driver has been arrested after a bus crashed into a shop in Manchester's city centre, leaving a dozen people injured.

A bullock that went viral when it was pulled from a sinkhole by its back legs has made a miraculous recovery - but its owner says he won't be renaming him Lucky.

Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed she has not spoken to the police again following her arrest and release earlier this year - as she denies she is overshadowing the SNP's current leader at the party's conference.

A hearing against an order to demolish an unauthorised spa pool block at the home of Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter will take place today.

The pace of basic wage growth has fallen back for the first time since January, according to official figures being closely watched by the Bank of England.

Manchester United shares have fallen notably with a full sale of the club less likely as billionaire Sir Jim Ratclife pursues a minority stake.

A Conservative MP is facing a six-week suspension from the House of Commons over allegations of bullying and sexual misconduct against a staff member.

The former owners of The Daily Telegraph have tabled a blockbuster £1bn bid that they believe will end rival suitors' hopes of buying the broadsheet newspapers.

The Scottish SPCA has issued an appeal to track down a man who was captured on CCTV beating a dog outside a shop in West Dunbartonshire.

The two-state solution has long been proposed as the best hope for peace in the Israel-Palestine conflict.

An ambulance trust has apologised after a patient declared dead by one of its crews woke up in hospital.

Rishi Sunak has raised with Benjamin Netanyahu Israel's need to minimise the impact on civilians as it prepares to launch an expected ground invasion of Gaza in the aftermath of Hamas's deadly attack.

Storm Babet is set to hit the UK this week, bringing heavy rain and strong winds, with "significant and widespread disruption" possible in Scotland.

A man previously suspected of being a member of the so-called Beatles Islamic State cell has pleaded guilty to terrorism offences.

Sniffer dogs are being used in hotels and homes to detect bed bugs.