Новости за 23.02.2024

Professional female golfer Georgia Ball has said she can "see the funny side" after a video of an amateur player "mansplaining" to her about her swing went viral.

A former Tory MP's conviction for a racially aggravated public offence has been overturned on appeal.

A melted watch frozen in time during the Hiroshima bombing has been sold for more than $31,000 (£24,000) at auction.

The King has been shown having a chuckle at cards sent by well-wishers, including one of a dog with the caption "at least you don't have to wear a cone!".

The rapper Wiley has been stripped of his MBE after he made antisemitic posts on social media.

A body recovered from the River Thames has been confirmed as Clapham chemical attack suspect Abdul Ezedi.

A farmer who has been campaigning against controversial Welsh government funding proposals for his industry says he has received death threats.

Wales and Ireland face each other in a Six Nations match wearing their traditional plain red and green shirts for the final time on Saturday - as rules come in to help colour blind supporters.

The German parliament has approved controversial plans to legalise the personal use of cannabis.

New research has revealed a huge lead for Labour in coastal towns and communities.

Three young siblings found dead at a home in Bristol died from knife injuries, police have said.

Sir Keir Starmer is a Prime Minister In Waiting.

At 97, Sir David Attenborough is a man still happy to crawl on his belly through wet grass to get his shot.

Israel wants open-ended control over security and civilian affairs in the Gaza Strip, according to a long-awaited post-war plan drawn up by Benjamin Netanyahu.

The prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann raped a woman while wearing a ski mask and beat another rape victim with a whip, a court has heard.

John Savident, best known for playing Fred Elliott in Coronation Street, has died aged 86.

An asylum seeker found guilty of manslaughter after four migrants on board his "unseaworthy" boat drowned will be detained for nine years and six months.

More than 3,000 people have left their homes after an unexploded Second World War bomb was found in the back garden of a home in Plymouth.

Actor Stuart Organ, who played a teacher in children's TV school drama Grange Hill, has died aged 72.

An unexploded Second World War bomb found at a property in Plymouth will be removed and transported by military convoy through the city for disposal at sea.

Shamima Begum has lost an appeal against the removal of her British citizenship.

A 240-million-year-old marine reptile with an extraordinarily long neck - likened to a "Chinese dragon" - has been depicted in full for the first time.

A left-wing anarchist has been found guilty of preparing acts of terrorism by compiling and sharing a bomb-making manual, after declaring that he wanted to kill at least 50 politicians.

A woman who filmed herself killing a cat before putting the animal in a blender has been found guilty of murdering a man four months later.

Two men were shot dead in a double execution hosted at a stadium in Afganistan and ordered by the Taliban.