Новости за 06.11.2023

Thomas Hand has spent weeks mourning the death of his eight-year-old daughter, Emily.

One of the wildlife preserve owners who featured in popular Netflix series Tiger King has pleaded guilty to animal trafficking and money laundering.

Police have asked organisers to consider postponing any protests in central London this Armistice weekend.

The lead singer of a popular Liverpool band has died aged 26.

The King's Speech is supposed to be the landmark moment in the life of parliament.

A tornado that ripped through Jersey during Storm Ciaran was likely the strongest in the British Isles for almost 70 years, an investigation has found.

The pace of grocery inflation has eased back to single digits for the first time since July last year, according to closely-watched industry data.

The government will introduce a new law to parliament on Tuesday, which they say will ensure 40% of trains will still run on strike days.

A man has been found guilty of attempting to murder two elderly worshippers by setting them alight after they left mosques in London and Birmingham.

A mum who thought the family dog - an XL bully - was "lovely" until it attacked her six-year-old son, has urged the government to adopt tighter laws.

Petrol theft has risen sharply in Britain, according to new data, and it could be down to "systematic criminal activity".

Former West End star Anne Hart, who was married to comedian Ronnie Corbett for 50 years, has died.

Donald Trump has been warned to avoid 'political' speeches and 'just answer the questions' while giving evidence in his civil fraud trial, with the judge threatening to remove him from the courtroom in a series of tense exchanges with his legal team.

The government's policies for the upcoming year will be unveiled during the King's Speech later, with a pledge to put criminal justice "at the heart" of its plans.

The Colombian rebels allegedly behind the kidnapping of Liverpool star Luis Diaz's father have warned his planned release is at risk and could now be delayed.

A critically ill eight-month-old baby has been granted Italian citizenship, after the Court of Appeal dismissed the family's bid to overturn a ruling that meant she could not travel abroad for treatment.

Personal letters confiscated by Britain's Royal Navy 265 years ago before they could reach French sailors during the Seven Years' War have been read for the first time.

British Steel has revealed a decarbonisation plan that could result in the loss of 2,000 jobs in Scunthorpe, according to unions.

A "repurposed" drug that could prevent breast cancer as well as treat it will be offered to almost 300,000 women, NHS officials have revealed.

A stuntman best known for his work in Black Panther and Avengers: Endgame has died in a car crash that also killed three of his children, his mother has said.

Two Just Stop Oil (JSO) activists have been arrested after smashing the glass cover of a painting once famously slashed by a suffragette.

More than a dozen schools have closed as thousands remain without water in Surrey a day after a major incident was declared, with problems at a treatment plant said to be caused by Storm Ciaran.

Pete Garner, the original bassist in The Stone Roses, has died aged 61.

America's chief diplomat has been engaged on a frantic bout of shuttle diplomacy across the Middle East - with little to show for it.

Rishi Sunak has responded for the first time to allegations that a Tory MP committed a series of rapes, saying the claims were "very serious".