Новости за 18.10.2023

In the immediate aftermath of the Hamas terror attack on Israel, its Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the US and UK as the "two countries in the frontline of support".

A man has admitted to killing a woman 20 years ago, as well as attempting to extort $250,000 from the victim's mother.

The King has stressed the importance of "understanding" - saying it is "never more vital than at times of international turmoil and heartbreaking loss of life".

Cats are famously said to have nine lives. But one cat has become famous for another numerical reason - its two noses.

We filmed as a small group of teenagers whirling slings above their heads lobbed stones at an Israeli military vehicle 100m or so up the road on the outskirts of the West Bank city of Ramallah.

Amazon will relaunch its delivery drones in the UK next year, the shopping giant has confirmed.

Rishi Sunak will arrive in Israel on Thursday, commencing a two-day trip to the wider region amid growing concerns the conflict with Hamas could escalate.

A 13-year-old boy was surrounded by armed police officers after one mistook his water pistol for a real gun.

United Airlines will start boarding window seat passengers first in a bid up to speed up boarding times.

The contrast with the heavily choreographed trip by the US president to shake hands and stand in solidarity with key ally Israel could not have been sharper.

A woman was left in "complete shock" after living with cancer for two years only to learn she had been wrongly diagnosed.

Rishi Sunak has called for a "calm and cool" response to the strike on a hospital in Gaza as intelligence services review evidence of who was behind the deadly blast.

Polling has opened in two crunch by-elections taking place today in Mid Bedfordshire and Tamworth.

Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali is being investigated by prosecutors in Italy for allegedly breaching betting rules, the Premier League club has said.

The deadly explosion at Gaza's Ahli Arab hospital remains shrouded in uncertainty, as Israeli and Hamas officials continue to blame each other for the blast.

School and nursery support staff in four council areas will go on strike next month amid a dispute over pay, a union has announced.

A bale of straw is hanging from London's Millennium Bridge as part of a "quirky tradition" to warn river traffic of maintenance and repair work.

Big Brother producers have reprimanded a contestant on the show for using a homophobic slur during a live broadcast.

London's Euston station is seeing "unacceptable" overcrowding and safety risks, the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) regulator has said.

Under-18s in England are dodging a ban on them having Botox and lip filler by travelling to Wales and Scotland to undergo the procedures, a campaigner has warned.

Joe Biden's mission in the Middle East is risky to say the least.

Even before the war in Gaza raised tensions between Israeli settlers and Palestinians, 2023 was set to be the West Bank's deadliest year on record.

At least seven British nationals have been killed and nine are missing in Gaza since Hamas's attack on Israel, the prime minister's spokesperson has said.

A woman died after choking at a marshmallow eating competition, an inquest has heard.

Rishi Sunak has failed to endorse cross-party calls for a cessation of hostilities between Israel and Hamas.