Новости за 05.04.2024

Radio 1 DJ Greg James has apologised after being called out for negative representations of disability in a video to promote his latest children's book.

The images of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsing were extraordinary and chilling.

A woman and four emergency workers are receiving treatment in hospital after being exposed to a "hazardous substance".

Civilian sailors on the Royal Navy's support fleet have for the first time voted for strike action over a significant erosion in pay in a move that could impact UK security.

It was 1979. I was 10 years old and gripped in the ABBA mania that was sweeping the country.

A Conservative MP has said he was the victim of cyber flashing and malicious communications last month.

Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher have announced their divorce after nearly 14 years of marriage and more than 20 years together.

LeBron James's son is set to enter the 2024 NBA draft and may yet fulfil his father's dream of playing together on the basketball court.

Michael Gove has admitted to "moral cowardice" by not being upfront with David Cameron about his plans to play a leading role in the Brexit referendum campaign.

MP safety has long been a concern in Westminster but the issue is back under the spotlight after conservative MP William Wragg was this week caught up in a "phishing" scandal.

Josie Dom, 53, was thrilled when she moved into her new home in October.

This wasn't an accident. It was no mistaken misfire.

A total solar eclipse will dazzle people on Monday in what's been described as "our planet's greatest spectacle".

An earthquake struck the east coast of the United States on Friday, causing buildings to shake in New York City.

Police are looking for a four-year-old girl and her mother who were last seen in February.

A great-grandfather from Merseyside has become the world's oldest living man.

Police have launched a murder investigation after finding human remains wrapped in plastic at a nature reserve.

The crisis engulfing Thames Water has deepened after its holding company announced it had been unable to meet a debt repayment.

A key witness who has given crucial evidence in the Madeleine McCann investigation is dying from cancer, a court has been told.

Senior doctors in England have voted to accept an improved government pay deal, bringing to an end the year-long dispute which had led to strike action.

The chancellor has praised Tory MP William Wragg for offering a "courageous and fulsome" apology after admitting to The Times that he had shared MPs' personal phone numbers with someone he met on a dating app.

Is 'H' from Steps really getting a statue near to where he grew up in South Wales?

A rented flat secretly converted into a "fantasy world" by its tenant has been given Grade II listed status after volunteers campaigned to save it.

A rented flat secretly converted into a "fantasy world" by its tenant has been given Grade II listed status after volunteers campaigned to save it.

Prostate cancer cases are set to double by 2040, according to researchers who have called on authorities to "take action now" as the rise is "inevitable".