Новости за 19.12.2023

Another winter. Another strike. Except this time the industrial action by junior doctors will be longer than any other NHS history.

An MP suspended from the parliamentary Conservative Party has lost his seat in a recall petition, leaving another by-election for Rishi Sunak to contend with.

A woman has been found guilty of involvement in the murders of three people, including a British student, by a man dubbed the 'Beast of the Ardennes'.

Bahrain's sovereign wealth fund is taking full ownership of McLaren Group, one of the most revered names in British premium manufacturing, as part of long-term plans to secure a partnership with a global industry giant.

The parents of Location, Location, Location star Phil Spencer died as a result of a car accident, a coroner has concluded.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has classified the JN.1 COVID strain as a "variant of interest".

Five grandchildren of a fire service employee died in a house blaze - which police say took place while their father was out Christmas shopping.

A hostage video released by Hamas has been described by families of the captives as "psychological terrorism".

A couple who were shot dead in a Leicestershire village have been named by police as Richard Harrison, 59, and his wife, Rachel Harrison, 54.

Rishi Sunak says there is no "firm date" to meet his pledge to "stop the boats" from bringing asylum seekers to the UK - despite making it one of his five priorities at the start of 2023.

Universal Studios has confirmed planning is under way for its first UK theme park - and the Hollywood heavyweight has already bought a huge patch of land for the resort.

The accident and emergency department at a hospital in the west of England is closed due to strike action by junior doctors.

An advert for Rimmel London has been banned for suggesting to girls that it's necessary to wear make-up at school to succeed.

Italian fashion influencer Chiara Ferragni has apologised after misleading her followers over sales of a Christmas cake

A new tax threshold has been created for high earners in Scotland, meaning anyone who earns more than £75,000 will pay a rate of 45%.

A man who stashed £720,000 of illegally earned cash in the side panelling of his van has been jailed, police have said.

Michael Gove has cooperated with a National Crime Agency (NCA) inquiry into a firm linked to Baroness Michelle Mone, he has confirmed.

The mother of British teenager Alex Batty, who was found in France last week, spent the summer living in a caravan in the southwest of the country under a fake identity, Sky News has been told by local sources.

The UK government has made a fresh offer of £3.3bn to Northern Ireland's budget in a bid to get the devolved administration up and running again.

A man who shared a "vile" video from a banned neo-Nazi group has been fined and told "there is no place in a civilised society for those views".

Darren Hall, who murdered his ex-partner and dumped her body in a lay-by, has been jailed for a minimum of 17 years.

The Royal Navy's HMS Diamond is to join the international task force protecting ships that travel through the Red Sea, after a spate of attacks by Houthi militia.

The high street billionaire Mike Ashley wants to attach his Slazenger brand to England's cricket teams as part of a multimillion pound bid to repair the finances of Yorkshire County Cricket Club (YCCC).

A nightclub in central London has been fined for accidentally using caustic soda with tequila shots rather than salt, Westminster council has said.

The course of true love never did run smooth.