Новости за 10.11.2023

King Charles will appear on the front of the Big Issue magazine, ahead of his 75th birthday, it has been revealed.

The Beatles have topped the UK charts with their new track Now And Then - 54 years since their last number one.

They are footballers turned activists. Standing up for Israel online in the war against Hamas.

Succession star Brian Cox may be better known for his villainous roles, but James Bond co-magnate Barbara Broccoli thinks he would have made a great 007.

Pop powerhouse Taylor Swift has broken yet another record as the Grammy award nominations are revealed.

The family of murdered Croydon schoolgirl Elianne Andam have accused the government of not doing enough to tackle knife crime.

Comedian and author David Baddiel says there is a sense of "race deja vu" being experienced by British Jews as a result of the "febrile, angry nature" of reactions to the war between Israel and Hamas.

As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza escalates and the number of Palestinian civilian casualties climbs, what is Israel seeking to achieve with its military response to the Hamas attacks?

More than 2,000 officers from the Metropolitan Police and other UK forces will be on duty for a "significant" operation across Remembrance weekend.

Suella Braverman and Tory critics of the police are undermining public confidence in law enforcement and eroding trust in Britain's system of democracy, according to heated WhatsApp exchanges among Conservative MPs leaked to Sky News.

British scientists are urging the government to bring in routine vaccines for those most at risk from monkeypox and gonorrhoea, with an inoculation programme for the latter being a world first.

A man who stole hundreds of pounds from a pensioner has been jailed for four years.

Hundreds of thousands of protesters are set to head to central London today to call for a ceasefire in Israel's war against Palestinian militant group Hamas.

EuroMillions players are being urged to check their tickets as a £220,000 prize won last month is yet to be claimed.

A British couple died from carbon monoxide poisoning after a pesticide to kill bed bugs was sprayed in the room next door at their hotel in Egypt, a coroner has ruled.

A Scottish government minister has come under the spotlight after racking up nearly £11,000 in data roaming fees on his parliament iPad while on a family holiday in Morocco.

Supermarket chain Booths is to remove self-checkouts from stores - saying having staff at tills is better for customers.

A man has denied the murder of a dog owner whose body was found when police were called to reports of a labradoodle theft.

Families "should feel optimistic" that the worst of the cost-of-living crisis is over, the chancellor has told Sky News.

A doctor reportedly walked out of an operating theatre midway through a bout of surgery after becoming angry at not being served tea.

Before his legendary exploits at Old Trafford and Wembley, Sir Bobby Charlton learned to kick a ball in Ashington.

A British man who went missing while visiting Jamaica has been found dead.

A violent rapist who brutalised a woman and girl during a series of sex attacks has been jailed for 14 years.

A new toothpaste which shows the potential of preventing severe reactions in adults with peanut allergies has been developed by scientists.

Professor Sir Chris Whitty has recommended "old-fashioned" methods for the ageing population to remain healthy - insisting falling sick is not "inevitable".