Новости за 28.12.2023

A man who died after a car hit a group of people in Sheffield has been named as father-of-two Christian Marriott

A grieving father has pleaded with his daughter's killer to reveal the truth about her speedboat death on the eve of his prison release.

Three men who were inside a 4x4 that plunged into a river have died, police say.

MPs are calling for a specific law to punish people who enter football stadia without tickets.

A 22-year-old woman who died on Christmas Day after falling off a quad bike two days earlier has been named by police.

Holly Willoughby will be back on television next month when she hosts the new series of Dancing On Ice with Stephen Mulhern, ITV has said.

Police have revealed that the cause of reports of a fire at the top of Blackpool Tower was in fact orange netting blowing in the wind.

Donald Trump did not "bully" his way into a Home Alone 2 cameo, he has told his followers on his social media site, adding he was responsible for the film's success.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard, a US woman who plotted to kill the mother who had abused her and forced her to fake terminal illnesses, has been released from prison.

Actress Sophie Winkleman said she hardly knew anyone at her wedding to the King's second cousin, after her mother-in-law Princess Michael of Kent took charge of everything - including her dress.

The average settlement paid out by the Ministry of Defence for bullying, harassment and discrimination claims has more than doubled since 2020, new figures have revealed.

The father of an American driver who fled the UK after a crash left a British nurse unable to walk is attempting to raise funds for his son's legal costs.

House prices in Huddersfield grew at the fastest rate in the UK in the last year - despite a nationwide downturn - according to a report.

The UK could find itself in the deep freeze in January due to a change in wind patterns high up in the atmosphere - the same phenomenon that blew in the bitterly cold Beast from the East in 2018.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ordered his country's military, nuclear weapons forces and munitions industry to accelerate war preparations to counter "confrontational moves by the US", state media has said.

Former prime minister Tony Blair was keen to relocate a Premier League football team to Belfast in the late 1990s, previously confidential state papers have revealed.

More vinyl LPs were bought this year than at any time since 1990 and are growing at their fastest rate this decade.

Las Vegas wedding venues are gearing up for a potentially record-breaking New Year's Eve due to an unusual date pattern.

The gunman who killed 14 people at a university in Prague before killing himself, reportedly left a suicide note confessing to the murder of a father and his baby six days earlier, Czech media have reported.

It is "the worst kept secret in parliament" that the UK is heading for a May general election, according to a Labour frontbencher.

A bus caught fire after colliding with a truck on a highway in central India, killing at least 13 people, police have said.

Cher has filed for a conservatorship of her youngest son over fears he can't be trusted with his own money, according to reports.

A vaccine to combat a common seasonal virus among babies could reduce hospital admissions by more than 80%, a trial has shown.

Travellers on their way home from the Christmas break are set to endure more disruption today as roads and train lines battered by Storm Gerrit look to recover from the worst of the weather.

Fourteen newly discovered species of wasps have been named after the villainous Daleks from Doctor Who.