Новости за 05.12.2023

A 42-year-old woman has died and two others have been injured after a shooting in Hackney, east London, on Tuesday, the Metropolitan Police said.

Israel said its troops have entered Gaza's second-largest city, while intensive bombardment has sent streams of ambulances and cars racing to hospitals with wounded and dead Palestinians. Here, Sky News' chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay looks at the effects of a bloody new phase of the war.

Boris Johnson is set to apologise for mistakes the government made during the pandemic, but insist he got the big calls right, when he gives evidence to the COVID inquiry.

Cold case detectives believe a baseball bat attack near to the site of an unsolved murder may hold the answer to the 1984 crime.

An Afghan migrant, whose brother was murdered by the Taliban, says he still plans to make the dangerous journey across the Channel to get his family to Britain, even if UK flights begin taking asylum seekers to Rwanda.

Back in January 2023, Rishi Sunak made a promise to the British people and his party that he would stop small boat crossings.

The NHS is putting warnings about cancer symptoms on urinal mats in pubs, restaurants and football grounds to help increase early detection.

Denny Laine, the lead singer of English rock band the Moody Blues and guitarist with Wings, has died aged 79.

A five-year-old Israeli girl has returned to nursery for the first time since being released from Hamas captivity.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has been named the world's most powerful woman for the second year in a row.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a heavily pregnant woman was stabbed in Aberfan, South Wales.

Vladimir Putin stood a considerable distance from more than 20 new foreign ambassadors to Russia in scenes reminiscent of the coronavirus pandemic, apparently blaming "sanitary reasons".

Beavers are to return to the UK's biggest national park for the first time in 400 years after a licence was granted for their release.

Shane MacGowan's widow said she had worried about his death for 35 years because he "pushed the boundaries of what humans can do to their bodies".

A bill to ban the single use of disposable e-cigarettes has been approved in France.

Junior doctors in England are to go on strike again later this month and early next year, after talks with the government broke down.

The family of a banker who was fatally shot on his doorstep 19 years ago have complained about the handling of the police investigation.

The vast scale of methane leaks from fossil fuel production and landfill sites has been exposed by analysis carried out exclusively for Sky News.

Israel could pump thousands of gallons of seawater into the labyrinthine network of tunnels underneath Gaza in a bid to flush out Hamas fighters, a military expert says.

Emergency services are responding to reports of a serious assault in Aberfan, South Wales Police have said.

At least 85 people, including women and children, have been killed after a "mistaken" army drone attack on a religious gathering in northwest Nigeria, according to authorities.

Julia Roberts has reflected on Friends star Matthew Perry after he died in October aged 54.

Prince Harry "has, unjustifiably, been treated less favourably than others" over his security arrangements when he is in the UK, a court has been told.

A microchip inside Adidas's Euro 2024 ball will be used to help referees make handball decisions at next summer's tournament.

Munich Airport has reopened with a severely reduced flight schedule after it was forced to close following a barrage of extreme wintry weather.