Новости за 25.03.2024

Over rubble-strewn and broken roads, we pass the cement barriers of long-gone police checkpoints entering one of the most dangerous districts in Haiti.

Constance Marten has said she told her partner to lie to police about being present when their baby daughter died because she thought they would "automatically blame him, being a black guy".

An expert has told Sky News the attack on a Moscow concert hall is consistent with Islamic State.

A "go slow" convoy of more than 120 tractors is making its way around Westminster tonight as campaigners demand action on food security.

Donald Trump is set to stand trial in his hush-money case on 15 April - marking the first of four criminal cases against the former president to reach trial.

Nottingham Forest have launched an appeal against the four-point deduction imposed for breaching of Premier League profitability and sustainability rules.

Vinicius Jr broke down in tears during a press conference as he revealed the ongoing racist abuse he suffers in Spain is making him feel less motivated to play football.

It's been a long time coming but the United Nations Security Council has finally agreed to pass a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Dani Alves has paid €1m in bail to be released from prison while appealing a rape conviction, a Spanish court has said.

The Duchess of York has said she is "full of admiration" for the Princess of Wales after the future queen announced she is being treated for cancer, adding: "I hope she will now be given the time, space and privacy to heal."

Two boys have been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and recklessly endangering life after a fence panel was thrown off a bridge and into the windscreen of a passing lorry.

A former Tory MP who was facing the prospect of being removed from his seat by voters has announced he is resigning from parliament - triggering another by-election.

The United Nations Security Council has passed a resolution that demands a ceasefire in Gaza for the rest of Ramadan.

China "state-affiliated actors" have been blamed by the government for two cyber attack campaigns in the UK.

Bill Nighy is a man of many talents - but he knows his limitations - most specifically in the trouser department.

More than 33,000 people have fled their homes in Haiti's capital of Port-au-Prince, UN officials say, amid ongoing gang violence which has plunged the crises-stricken nation into yet more chaos.

Prosecutors were correct to accept Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane's manslaughter by diminished responsibility pleas rather than pursue a murder case, the CPS inspectorate has found.

Rishi Sunak has claimed his party has overseen a "renaissance" in the nuclear industry - just hours after one of his ministers suggested plans for the sector should have been laid out "years ago".

Joe Biden has taken a sarcastic swing at election rival Donald Trump after he posted a self-celebratory social media post announcing he had won two trophies at his own golf club's award night.

Ofgem has launched a discussion on the energy price cap, floating options such as a cap based on vulnerability and when energy is used.

Sacha Baron Cohen has said claims set to be made by Rebel Wilson are "demonstrably false" after the Australian actress named him as the "a**hole" she has written about in her upcoming memoir.

A total solar eclipse will be dazzling us Earthlings on 8 April in what's been described as "our planet's greatest spectacle".

Barcelona's Sagrada Familia is set to finally be completed by 2026, a whole 144 years since work on the monumental basilica started.

A suspect has appeared in court charged with culpable homicide following the death of a man who was attacked at an Edinburgh bus stop.

Aid groups claim doctors are facing an "unimaginable" situation inside a hospital in southern Gaza and have had to deal with shortages of even basic medical supplies.