Новости за 03.11.2023

A foundation has been set up in the name of Matthew Perry to help others "struggling with the disease of addiction".

A van driver has been jailed for four years after failing to secure a scaffolding board which struck the windscreen of a car and left an 11-year-old boy dead.

It has been a wild 36 hours and everyone on Jersey is talking about it.

A British man trying to leave the Gaza Strip with his family has told Sky News it is too dangerous for them to try to get to the border with Egypt, following two previous attempts.

Bonnie Stoll is not a woman who's easy to fool - but Jodie Foster pulled it off.

Two women have been charged under the Terrorism Act after images of paragliders were displayed at a pro-Palestine march in central London.

Bright flashes of light which "lit up the whole room" left at least one person in North Wales thinking "aliens" might have landed.

Headsets that show how art affects your brainwaves are to be toured at museums and galleries around the UK.

Left-wing Labour MPs are looking to secure a vote on a ceasefire "by hook or by crook" in the coming weeks, Sky News has been told.

An earthquake in Nepal has killed at 69 people - with more deaths expected to be confirmed, officials say.

Five people have died after record-breaking rainfall produced floods in parts of Tuscany as Storm Ciaran pushed into Italy.

A Luton Airport car park is to be demolished following a devastating fire that damaged hundreds of vehicles.

Liverpool forward Luis Diaz has resumed training days after his parents were kidnapped in Colombia.

A man known as the "Somerset Gimp" has been banned from dressing in an all-black gimp suit in public at night and "crawling, wriggling or writhing on the ground" for five years.

A group of MPs is pressuring Rishi Sunak to lobby other countries to commit to a "phase out" of fossil fuels at next month's COP28 climate negotiations.

An astronaut who orbited the moon and helped rescue the crew of the Apollo 13 mission has died at the age of 87.

Tory MP Bob Stewart showed "racial hostility" towards a protester by telling him to "go back to Bahrain" during a demonstration outside a Foreign Office building, a court has been told.

A boy has been killed and another child was injured after being hit by a car during the school run.

The music video for The Beatles' "final song" has been released - as Peter Jackson has revealed he was "very reluctant" to direct it.

The parents-in-law of Scotland's first minister Humza Yousaf have made it out of Gaza after four weeks of a "living nightmare".

The leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah has warned of possible escalation as his militia engages in cross-border fighting with Israel.

Hezbollah has been exchanging fire with Israeli forces on Israel's northern border - leading to fears of a wider conflict.

The UN has failed to adopt a unanimous resolution for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

The Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL) will not make neck guards mandatory following the death of a professional player whose neck was slashed by a skate during a game.

A sexual predator who stalked and murdered law graduate Zara Aleena has won an appeal to reduce the minimum term of his life sentence.