Новости за 12.03.2024

A woman whose husband's cremation was organised by the funeral home at the centre of a major police investigation has told Sky News she feels "genuinely numb".

"I get called far-left, I get called far-right, depending on who I'm having a conversation with," Sarah Carter tells me.

Two horses have died on the first day of this year's Cheltenham Festival.

Beyonce has revealed the name of her new album.

In the president's story, Robert Hur is cast in a cameo role - a small part, yet with a big impact.

The Metropolitan Police has launched an appeal for a woman who was last seen in central London nearly three weeks ago.

Sir Keir Starmer has promised Dame Esther Rantzen that he will allow a vote on assisted dying in the next parliament if he wins the next election.

Joe Biden has become the Democratic Party's presumptive presidential nominee, Sky News' US partner network NBC News projects.

Israel has been urged by Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron to open one of its ports to allow aid arriving by sea to get through to Gaza.

A law aimed at quashing the wrongful convictions of sub-postmasters caught up in the Horizon IT scandal is being introduced by the government later.

The private funeral of Lady Gabriella Kingston's husband Thomas Kingston has taken place.

Rishi Sunak had a private meeting with the chairman of the 1922 backbench committee on Monday, Sky News can reveal.

Scotland's culture secretary has told Holyrood he shares the concerns raised over a decision to award more than £84,000 of public money to an explicit arts project involving "non-simulated" sex performances.

Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch has said alleged comments made about Diane Abbott by a Tory donor were "racist" - but that there should be "space for forgiveness".

Businessman Frank Hester has been widely condemned after the emergence of comments he allegedly made about Diane Abbott.

Children will no longer be prescribed puberty blockers at gender identity clinics, NHS England has confirmed.

Suspected human ashes were discovered at the funeral parlour in Hull where 35 bodies were removed in a police raid last week.

A British baby has died after a car crashed into a group of holidaymakers in Lanzarote, according to local media.

The prime minister's spokesperson has indicated that prisons are set to be full by Easter.

It was supposed to be a family photo to mark Mother's Day - and to quell speculation about Kate's health post-surgery.

A group of skiers who went missing in the Swiss Alps tried to dig "snow caves" to save themselves from the freezing temperatures, a lead rescuer has told Sky News.

Felipe Massa has taken legal action against Formula One, racing supremo Bernie Ecclestone and governing body the FIA.

Former RTE correspondent Charlie Bird has died aged 74 after a long battle with motor neurone disease.

The "heartbreaking" search for a missing two-year-old boy who fell into a river in Leicester has entered its fourth week.

The Princess of Wales has been open about her passion for photography, and Kensington Palace has often released candid pictures taken by Kate to mark special occasions.