Новости за 04.12.2023

Neck guards will be compulsory at international level for ice hockey players after Adam Johnson's death.

Binyamin Needham, a 19-year-old British national, has been killed in Gaza while fighting for the IDF, Sky News understands.

Every day I wait for the latest picture feed from our teams in Gaza.

A former US ambassador to Bolivia has been charged with secretly acting as a Cuban agent for "more than 40 years".

Sky has won broadcast rights to show a record number of Premier League matches in a new four-year deal starting from 2025/26.

Israeli authorities are investigating claims some investors may have known in advance about the Hamas plan to attack Israel on 7 October and used that information to make hundreds of millions of pounds.

For years we've all been hearing from Sir Keir Starmer about how our public services are on their knees and things need to change.

Ofsted inspectors did not have specific guidelines on what to do if a headteacher becomes distressed during a review of their school, the inquest into Ruth Perry's death has heard.

A Fiji rugby international has admitted sexually assaulting three women days before he was due to play for the Barbarians in Cardiff.

A new five-point plan to reduce immigration has been announced by the government, which includes banning care workers from bringing over their families and increasing the minimum salary for a skilled worker visa.

Two reindeer, which caused a dual carriageway to be closed after escaping a Christmas attraction on a rural estate, have been caught.

A councillor has been criticised for suggesting "more mature people" should be recruited as care workers to avoid maternity costs.

Websites showing pornographic content may have to use credit card checks and photo ID matching to confirm users are over 18, as part of the Online Safety Act.

Extreme weather has seen records broken and many lives lost or displaced in 2023.

Boris Johnson will appear before the COVID inquiry this week to face scrutiny about the decisions he made during the pandemic.

Singer Billie Eilish has accused a US entertainment magazine of outing her and questioned why it "matters".

British sprinter Bianca Williams has been banned from driving despite telling a court it jeopardises her "dream" of going to the Olympics next year.

Heavy rain is expected to bring travel disruption to parts of the UK with more than 40 flood warnings in place.

Shoppers have been warned not to buy or eat fake and potentially unsafe Prime or Wonka chocolate bars.

A 26-year-old mother has died in Mexico after being bitten in the leg by a shark.

A cheese that's been dubbed "brutal on the nose" by its own creator is hitting Asda shelves this Christmas.

A toaster placed under a car to warm up the battery is thought to have started a fire which destroyed the vehicle and damaged a house.

This year's Trafalgar Square Christmas tree is missing in parts and looks "quite dead", according to reactions on social media and from passers-by.

A driver who caused the death of a five-year-old boy when he was supposed to be serving a ban for drink driving has been sentenced to six years in prison.

A social worker who failed to report seeing a padlock on a child's bedroom door has been struck off after the boy was later found by police locked in his room in a "state of neglect".