Новости за 21.11.2023

Tube commuters in London have been given a glimpse of new air conditioned train carriages set for introduction to the network from 2025.

The founder of the world's largest crypto exchange has stepped down - and pleaded guilty to breaking anti-money laundering laws.

TV and radio presenter Annabel Giles has died - four months after being diagnosed with a brain tumour, her children have said.

Allowing mass gatherings in the early days of the pandemic was "logically incoherent" to the public and gave a false impression of "normality," Professor Sir Chris Whitty has said.

The Metropolitan Police has released images of 20 counter-protesters they wish to track down following a range of offences in central London on Armistice Day.

The Rolling Stones have announced a tour through North America next year off the back of their new album.

Downing Street has said it made a "mistake" after it uploaded a social media post celebrating Northern Ireland using the Irish tricolour.

A teenage rapist has been jailed for six-and-a-half years for a series of sex attacks.

A British woman is among three people who have been arrested in connection with the shooting of a far-right politician in Spain earlier this month.

When Peter Bodnar was diagnosed with HIV, his family told him to leave the house and not come back.

LadBaby aren't competing for a Christmas number one this year - ending a five-year winning streak.

Hopes of establishing a unified commercial structure for the top two tiers of women's football in England have been dealt a blow after Championship clubs indicated their rejection of a proposed funding and governance model.

A care home manager has been struck off for forging qualification certificates.

The first images have emerged of 41 men trapped for a tenth day under a collapsed road in India.

The national living wage will rise to £11.44 per hour from April.

The King and Queen have welcomed the president of South Korea to the UK ahead of a glittering state banquet in their guests' honour.

UK officials will meet Turkish counterparts after a 31-year-old woman died following a "Brazilian butt lift" in 2019.

The BBC says it will "rest" hit motoring show Top Gear "for the foreseeable future" following a crash that left host Andrew Flintoff seriously injured.

Transgender women have been banned from international women's cricket, it has been announced.

Big financial announcements such as the autumn statement can be jammed with jargon - so we have produced a glossary of some key terms to help you navigate the day.

Police are investigating an incident in which a man reportedly had part of his ear bitten off in Newcastle upon Tyne.

Middle class shoplifters who steal items while going through self-checkouts are partly to blame for the rise in retail crime, the chairman of Marks & Spencer has said.

Controversial TikTok prankster Mizzy has been sentenced to 18 weeks detention at a young offender's institution.

A "suspicious" white substance found on the streets of Glasgow sparked a major emergency response - but turned out to be a flour product scattered to mark a running route.

Four bodies recovered in the search for missing teenagers in North Wales were found in a car that was on its roof and partially submerged in water, police have said.