Новости за 21.03.2024

Sir Keir Starmer has backed criticism of Nike for changing the cross of St George on the back of the new England kit.

Prince Harry's lawyers have claimed he experienced "overwhelming intrusion" into his private life from the age of nine.

A student who died in hospital after her sepsis infection went unnoticed "wasn't listened to in screams of pain", her parents have told Sky News.

Researchers are seeking to create the world's first vaccine to prevent lung cancer in people who are at high risk of the disease.

There goes another one. The Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar announced this week that he is quitting at the age of 45, explaining: "I don't feel I'm the best person for that job any more."

Photos have emerged showing a statue of England captain Harry Kane, which has apparently been languishing in storage in east London for more than three years.

A new £24m border control post may have to be demolished because repeated changes to post-Brexit border arrangements have left it commercially unviable.

Greg Rutherford has spoken about the "horribly painful" injury that caused him to miss the Dancing On Ice final almost two weeks ago.

A former England youth football team player has been jailed for more than 13 years for his part in a huge drugs conspiracy.

A grieving relative who received what he believed were his grandmother's ashes only to be told her body was one of 35 found in a Hull funeral home has said his "whole world has been turned upside down".

Stephen Fry has revealed how he had started taking Ozempic to lose weight but had to stop as the drug made him vomit up to five times a day.

Scottish parliament staff will no longer be allowed to wear rainbow lanyards or pins and badges at Holyrood that show support for social movements or campaigns.

The United States Justice Department has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple, accusing the tech giant of engineering an illegal monopoly in smartphones that boxes out competitors.

Simon Harris has said being a dad is "the most important job I have, and ever will have".

The Queen has said she tries to keep the King "in order", as she responded to quips about men "not being the best patients".

A 10-year-old girl whose mother is accused of her murder died from stab wounds to her chest, an inquest has heard.

A senior official in the information watchdog that is investigating how the Princess of Wales's medical records were allegedly accessed has outlined the possible outcomes of probes like the one involving Kate.

More than half of UK adults, including nearly 40% of 2019 Tory voters, still think the party should return the £10m it has received from donor Frank Hester following his comments about Diane Abbott MP, fresh polling shared with Sky News shows.

Emmanuel Macron's new boxing photos have impressed so many people online that he's got "Rocky" trending on social media.

Simon Harris has a clear path to becoming the new leader of Fine Gael - and taoiseach - after all the other frontrunners have dropped out of the race.

"Hate and death threats and abuse, and personal, deep things. All the hate out there... I don't think anyone can prepare you for that."

An IT worker who murdered a couple with fentanyl and played "foul games torturing and drugging" one of his victims has been jailed for at least 37 years.

More than 500 migrants are believed to have crossed the English Channel on Wednesday, the highest number in one day so far this year.

The president of Botswana has told Sky News an anti-hunting bill proposed by UK MPs is not only "condescending" but also a "resurgence of a colonial conquest".

A Botswana minister has defended "trophy hunting" and compared it to "culling", saying it is a way of controlling wild animal numbers in his country and a source of income for communities.