Новости за 03.03.2024

The US Supreme Court is expected to issue a ruling on Monday on Colorado's bid to ban Donald Trump from running for president.

A 30-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder following a fatal stabbing in Enfield, north London.

Jeremy Hunt is considering a last minute further cut to public spending to boost the tax giveaway in Wednesday's budget.

US actor Mark Dodson, who provided voices for creatures in the Star Wars and Gremlins movies, has died aged 64.

At least three people have been killed and hundreds of inmates have fled after armed gangs stormed Haiti's main prison.

Two of Westminster's best-connected journalists, Sky News's Sam Coates and Politico's Jack Blanchard, guide us through their predictions of how British politics will play out over the next seven days.

Britain's biggest banks have been placed on alert over hundreds of 'rogue' filings which appear to have been lodged at Companies House, the UK’s central corporate register.

The Prince of Wales will carry out engagements later this week as he continues to refuse to comment on speculation about the Princess of Wales and her health.

The father of Red Bull Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has said the team is "in danger of being torn apart" if boss Christian Horner remains in charge.

An "extreme" blizzard has caused widespread disruption in the western US - with more than 10ft of snow piling up in places.

The path to a ceasefire in Gaza is "straightforward and there's a deal on the table", a senior US official has said, as mediators return to Egypt hoping to reach an agreement before Ramadan begins in a week.

A female police officer has been honoured for protecting a woman from a mob accusing her of blasphemy in Pakistan.

Actress Tracy-Ann Oberman is used to her work speaking for itself.

A search for two members of Germany's disbanded Red Army Faction has ended unsuccessfully, police have said.

Some Jewish people are "absolutely terrified" to leave their homes during pro-Palestinian marches, according to the chancellor.

NASCAR bosses have revealed the glove driver Joey Logano during last weekend's qualifying in Atlanta.

A guinea pig has been found abandoned at a London Tube station with a note saying: "I need a new owner."

A 15-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of stabbing a Jewish man in the Swiss city of Zurich.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has played down expectations of tax cuts in Wednesday's budget, telling Sky News his spending plans will be "prudent and responsible".

A senior Houthi leader has namechecked newly-elected George Galloway in a message blaming Rishi Sunak for the first sinking of a rebel-attacked vessel in the Red Sea.

Cash-strapped train travellers are being priced off the railways, campaigners have warned as fares in England and Wales are hiked by nearly 5% despite high levels of cancellations.

Doctors in Gaza have told Sky News that the situation is "catastrophic", and disease is spreading through refugee camps, particularly among children.

When you break a record jointly held by three of the biggest British music acts of the last 30 years, you know you're doing something right.

Dozens of police officers across the UK have been convicted of crimes including rape, sexual assault and sex offences against children in the three years since the murder of Sarah Everard, new data shows.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has tempered expectations of tax cuts in Wednesday's budget as he announced an £800m package of technology reforms designed to free up time for frontline public sector workers.