Новости за 07.12.2023

Thousands of commuters were stuck on cold, dark trains for hours on Thursday night - including the singer James Blunt.

Footage has emerged appearing to show the Israeli military detaining dozens of Palestinian men in northern Gaza - with some stripped to their underwear.

As Israel's southern offensive continues, and thousands of Palestinians have been injured or killed, Khan Younis has been hit with an airstrike. Sky News' chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay reports on the scenes in the city and the strike's "devastating effect".

Next year's average global temperature may rise higher than 1.5C above pre-industrial levels for the first time in modern history.

The data is clear: Gaza's healthcare system is being pushed to the brink.

The former boss of a TV channel is in hospital after the publication of a report into bullying allegations.

"End of days". "A death spiral". "They've lost the plot". "I feel sorry for Rishi".

The Princess of Wales will host a Christmas carol service from Westminster Abbey this year.

Google has revealed a new AI model it claims beats rivals like ChatGPT at most tasks after the company's "largest science and engineering project ever".

A man has been arrested after a seven-year-old boy died in a crash involving two vehicles in Kent.

Brianna Ghey's blood was found on a teenage boy's trainers and jacket after she was stabbed to death, a jury heard.

Prince Harry has said his children Archie and Lilibet can't "feel at home" in the UK if it isn't "possible to keep them safe".

A Russian girl has shot dead a classmate and injured five others at a school before killing herself.

Phillip Schofield "reluctantly declined" to participate in an external review following his departure from ITV because of the "risk to his health".

The BBC licence fee will go up next year from an annual £159 to £169.50.

Meta has rolled out default end-to-end encryption for Facebook Messenger users despite concerns the move will make it harder to tackle child abuse.

An Ofsted inspection "likely contributed" to the death of headteacher Ruth Perry, a senior coroner has told an inquest in Reading.

Boris Johnson has denied advocating a "let the virus rip" approach in which older people would have to "accept their fate" during the autumn of 2020.

Anne Robinson, the former host of The Weakest Link, is dating Queen Camilla's ex-husband Andrew Parker Bowles, according to reports.

A blast that damaged an Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) camera and nearby vehicles in southeast London was caused by an improvised explosive device, the Metropolitan Police believes.

Rami Shmuel went from producing a multi-day rave to searching through the bodies of partygoers who died at Nova festival.

Murderer and child rapist Colin Pitchfork has been turned down for parole.

Benjamin Zephaniah, the British poet and writer, has died aged 65.

Councillors have voted in favour of controversial plans to build a golf course within an area of protected sand dunes in the Scottish Highlands.

Rishi Sunak has dodged questions over whether he will call a general election if he loses a crunch vote on his Rwanda bill next week - which he insisted was not a vote of confidence in his leadership.