Новости за 03.12.2023

The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee at Westminster is proposing significant changes to power-sharing in a bid to stabilise the Stormont government.

Around 1,500 homes and businesses are still without power after heavy snow caused major power cuts in Cumbria.

The COVID inquiry is about "scapegoating" those at the top of government, Boris Jonnson's sister has told the Politics at Jack and Sam's podcast.

Iron dome interceptor missiles explode in the skies above us, halting the passage of Hamas rockets heading for southern Israel.

The CBI faces a deadline next September to refinance millions of pounds of funding put in place to avert its collapse during the autumn.

The Pentagon has received reports of attacks on an American warship and "multiple" other ships in the Red Sea.

Five years after medical cannabis was legalised, the government still hasn't funded clinical trials that could see it being used on the NHS, Sky News has been told.

Four people, including two children, have been killed by a relative in New York, according to police.

The government is braced for a defeat in the Commons after Labour and Tory MPs supported calls for a new body to be set up to compensate victims of the infected blood scandal.

Climate leaders have reacted with fury after the controversial head of COP28 claimed there was "no science" to suggest phasing out fossil fuels will help limit global warming to 1.5C.

Climate leaders have reacted with fury after the controversial head of COP28 claimed there was "no science" to suggest phasing out fossil fuels will help limit global warming to 1.5C.

Former MEP Glenys Kinnock, the wife of ex-Labour leader Neil Kinnock, has died aged 79.

Sex noises disrupted the official draw for next year's Euro 2024 football tournament, prompting an investigation by organisers.

A couple who kept an unexploded missile as a garden ornament for decades were ready to "go out with our home and everything in it" after a bomb disposal unit told them it needed to be detonated.

A video taken in an abandoned Gaza hospital appears to show the decomposing bodies of babies who were left behind during evacuations.

Barbie star Ryan Gosling has revealed the true meaning of "Kenergy".

A law change is being sought by a Tory MP to strip the Duke and Duchess of Sussex of their titles over the royal racism row.

A man suspected of killing three homeless people in a matter of days is already in custody over a separate fatal shooting, Los Angeles police have said.

The director of the Miss Nicaragua beauty pageant is facing conspiracy charges after allegedly rigging events to help anti-government contestants win.

The new health secretary has promised the NHS will remain free at the point of use as long as she is "alive" as the service gears up for another difficult winter.

A British soldier shot dead on a motorcycle trip in Kenya was killed just three days before he was due to finish his deployment.

US rock band Kiss will live on as superhero-style digital avatars after playing their final live gig in New York.

Peru has unveiled plans to dramatically increase the number of people allowed to visit Machu Picchu every day.

Sir Keir Starmer has launched an impassioned pitch to woo Conservative voters - urging those who feel abandoned by their party "to take a look at Labour again".

The end of the year is always a time to reflect, and the gaming industry is no different.