Новости за 10.01.2024

A father, who is to receive a $100m (£78m) settlement after his son died in a helicopter inferno, has told Sky News there could be around 8,000 "flying bombs" in the US due to the danger of fuel tanks that might rupture.

British and US forces appear to be gearing up to strike an Iranian-backed militant group in Yemen after the Houthi rebels defied a warning to stop attacking ships in the Red Sea.

The family of murder victim Muriel McKay have offered a landowner £40,000 to let them excavate the farm where they believe her body was buried 54 years ago.

Police chiefs have accused senior politicians of regularly trying to "interfere or influence" their operations.

Sub-postmasters and sub-postmistresses were essentially used as "guinea pigs" to grind out issues within the Horizon system, an expert who first warned about the problem in 2003 has told Sky News.

The number of mothers dying either during pregnancy or soon after has increased to its highest level for 20 years, with black women and those from deprived areas most severely affected, a major UK study has found.

The International Court of Justice in the Hague is best thought of as the United Nations' court or, in simpler terms, the world's court.

The Gruffalo writer Julia Donaldson returned to a Scottish primary school as she kick-started the 25th anniversary celebrations of the much-loved picture book.

A murder investigation has been launched after a man's body was found inside a vehicle in a shopping centre car park.

Senior politicians from a German far-right party reportedly met neo-Nazi activists to discuss a proposal to deport "unassimilated" immigrants - even if they had citizenship.

A complaint has reportedly been lodged against Police Scotland's new chief constable.

Motoring organisations are urging the government to take action over dazzling headlights which they say are causing a "danger for oncoming drivers" and increasing the risk of accidents.

The cost of building HS2 between London and Birmingham could reach nearly £67bn - almost double an early projection for the entire project to the north.

Bargain Hunt auctioneer Charles Hanson has pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and coercive behaviour.

A former firearms officer has been awarded a reported £820,000 after winning a sex discrimination case against West Midlands Police.

"Extremely concerned" police investigating the disappearance of a woman who has not been in touch with her family since November are checking a potential sighting.

The prime minister has said a new law will be introduced so people wrongly convicted in the Horizon scandal are "swiftly exonerated and compensated".

There is a long queue of people waiting to board the ferry from the coastal city of Xiamen in southeast China.

Amalija Knavs, the mother of Melania Trump, has died at the age of 78.

Unlicensed XL bully dogs are to be banned in Scotland, First Minister Humza Yousaf has confirmed.

Adan Canto, known for playing roles in X-Men and Designated Survivor, has died at the age of 42.

A Calvin Klein advertisement featuring musician FKA twigs has been banned for being likely to cause serious offence by objectifying women.

Selena Gomez has revealed what she was whispering to Taylor Swift at the Golden Globes after a clip of the pair chatting went viral.

Danone will reduce the price it sells Aptamil baby formula to retailers by up to 7% from Monday - after manufacturers were criticised for "exploiting" British families.

Sainsbury's says its first Nectar Prices Christmas helped it to achieve volume growth ahead of the grocery market over the festive season but sales were not up across the board.