Новости за 21.12.2023

New details about the Prague mass shooting in which a gunman died have been released by police.

Travellers heading to Europe should be able to resume their journeys after a deal was done to end a strike that halted cross-Channel rail services.

An inquest has found failures by police in their use of an emergency restraint belt put over the face of a church caretaker may have caused or contributed to his death.

The Home Office has rowed back on plans to increase the salary threshold for Britons wishing to bring a family member to the UK following a backlash.

Footage has emerged showing people hiding on the ledge of a university building amid a mass shooting in central Prague.

An "existential" housing "crisis" has emerged at UK universities, leaving students struggling to find suitable accommodation.

Andrew Tate and his brother have requested an emergency visit to the UK to visit their mother - who has had a heart attack.

An Albanian asylum seeker died on board the Bibby Stockholm barge as a result of compression of the neck, an inquest has heard.

Passengers had a white-knuckle ride at Birmingham Airport when their plane was buffeted by 50mph crosswinds as it tried to land.

A mother has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the death of a five-month-old baby.

I don't go to many parties, but I was hardly going to turn down an invitation to one hosted by pop superstar Olivia Rodrigo.

Several people have been killed and dozens have been injured in a shooting in central Prague, according to Czech police.

The two teenagers who murdered 16-year-old Brianna Ghey will be named when they are sentenced, a judge has ruled.

Serious concerns have been raised about West Midlands Police, with the force found inadequate in three areas.

All Eurotunnel services have been "temporarily suspended" due to "unexpected strikes" by French staff.

A teenager behind the notorious hack which saw footage of the unreleased Grand Theft Auto VI game leaked online has been detained indefinitely under the Mental Health Act.

A prison officer accused of having an intimate relationship with an inmate has been found not guilty of misconduct in a public office.

Primark has apologised after an employee at its Belfast store was warned her Irish-language Christmas jumper could be deemed offensive.

Premier League footballer Tom Lockyer has been discharged from hospital after having a device that can restart his heart fitted by doctors following his collapse on the pitch during a match.

A man who claimed he stabbed his girlfriend and three of her family members to death as a "sacrifice" has been found guilty of their murders.

Hopes of a new European Super League have been reignited by the European Court of Justice's ruling that FIFA and UEFA have no right to block it.

COVID-19 infection levels are rising and more people aged 18-44 are catching it than the elderly, new figures suggest.

The dogs were so good in 2023.

An east London primary school has closed early for the Christmas holidays over "escalating threats against staff and the school" after allegations an eight-year-old boy was bullied by teachers because he is Palestinian.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has said he believes there are "grounds for changing the law" around assisted dying.