Новости за 06.12.2023

France has ordered a third round of bird flu vaccines for at-risk ducks.

Robert Jenrick has resigned as immigration minister over "strong disagreements" with the government over its Rwanda policy. Here is his resignation letter in full, followed by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's response.

Heavy rain is set to hit large areas of the UK on Thursday, with up to four inches (10cm) falling in parts of Scotland.

The Russian security service has compromised the private conversations of high-profile politicians and civil servants as it tried to interfere in UK political processes, according to the government.

The Russian security service has compromised the private conversations of high-profile politicians and civil servants as it tried to interfere in UK political processes, Foreign Office minister Leo Docherty has said.

Disgraced former Spanish football chief Luis Rubiales seemed to "forcefully" kiss England defender Lucy Bronze on her face and stroke teammate Laura Coombs's face after the Women's World Cup final, the FA chair has said.

In Nir Oz, a kibbutz on the Gaza border, they are still sifting through the ashes to find body parts of people killed in the Hamas attack on 7 October.

Robert Jenrick has resigned from his post as immigration minister citing "strong disagreements" with the government over the Rwanda policy.

The Metropolitan Police has called on the Just Stop Oil group to engage with them as the force revealed that policing the eco activists has cost nearly £20m.

New family visa rules could leave British citizens with a foreign partner facing greater restrictions on who they can live with than migrant workers, according to leading immigration researchers.

Lord Cameron has said there is "no moral equivalence" between the actions of Hamas fighters and Israel's military.

The number of child cruelty and neglect cases has more than doubled in the past five years, police data collected by the NSPCC shows.

Suella Braverman has claimed the Conservative Party faces "electoral oblivion in a matter of months" if its emergency legislation to tackle illegal migration isn't tough enough.

China has accused Britain of violating international law after the UK announced new sanctions targeting "individuals and groups supporting and funding Putin's war machine".

One person has been arrested as part of a fraud investigation into a company that provides engine parts to several major airlines.

An investigation has been launched into the "unexplained" death of a woman who died a week after a crash on her e-scooter.

Russian President Vladimir Putin was escorted by four Russian fighter jets on Wednesday as he jetted in to the Gulf on a rare trip abroad.

A woman who was shot dead in Hackney, east London, on Tuesday has been named as Lianne Gordon.

The National Trust has said there are "positive signs" new descendants can be grown from seeds and cuttings taken from the felled Sycamore Gap tree.

"The last thing I do before going to sleep at night is check the trains to see whether they're running on time and then the first thing I do in the morning, before I reach for a cup of tea, is pick my phone up and check again. And then you can still get to the station and find it's cancelled or delayed."

"Anybody should have the right to fall in love with who they choose," Polly says.

Boris Johnson has finished giving evidence on day one of his two-day hearing at the COVID inquiry and already a lot of ground has been covered.

Investigations are under way following claims a teacher punched a 10-year-old "multiple times" at a London school - with the boy then being treated in A&E.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appeared to wipe away tears as he urged women to halt a decline in the country's birth rate.

Boris Johnson was interrupted as he apologised for the "suffering" caused by the COVID pandemic.