Новости за 11.04.2024

Baldur's Gate 3 was the big winner at this year's BAFTA Games Awards, taking home five prizes including the prestigious best game.

Lawyers for the families of OJ Simpson's ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ronald Goldman have told Sky News they still believe he was "a murderer".

Financial markets are scaling back expectations about interest rate cuts in countries such as the UK this year.

An energy minister has announced he is standing down from his government role to focus on local issues in a further blow to Rishi Sunak.

They couldn't see OJ Simpson's colour for his success. Until they could.

In Ashkelon, an Israeli city on the border of Gaza, they are used to living under rockets from Hamas but they are worried about where this conflict is going and an aerial attack from an even bigger foe.

Caroline Flack's mother has told Sky News that her daughter's celebrity status is likely to have contributed towards the Metropolitan Police's decision to charge the TV presenter with domestic abuse.

A sprinter has been named in Great Britain's relay squad for the first time since returning from a 22-month drugs ban.

We may have been in Easter recess the past couple of weeks, but on both sides of the party divide, there were those who did not get a rest from politics.

Former American footballer and actor OJ Simpson, who has died of cancer, will be remembered most for his role at the centre of the "trial of the century".

It's getting warmer in the UK - with temperatures set to be well above average for the next few days.

The drugmaker AstraZeneca (AZ) promised this morning to raise its annual dividend by 7% this year.

A libel case against Science Secretary Michelle Donelan has now cost the tax-payer £34,000.

Anyone seeking to join the Royal Navy will no longer need to prove they can swim in what one defence source called a "desperate" relaxing of standards to tackle a recruitment crisis.

It has been more than 17 years since Meredith Kercher was murdered in Italy and Amanda Knox was accused of being responsible.

A tourist has died after falling into the sea in Tenerife.

A rape survivor who was left feeling "traumatised" by her attacker's lawyer in court now feels vindicated after a complaint against his behaviour was upheld by the Faculty of Advocates.

There were 2.35 million attendances in accident and emergency (A&E) departments across England in March - the highest since records began since August 2010.

A woman who fell off a pier has lost out on almost £600,000 in compensation after a judge ruled she had been "thoroughly dishonest".

The White House hosted a lavish state dinner on Wednesday - pulling out the stops with six-foot floral centrepieces, an elaborate menu and Paul Simon on guitar.

The risks of the Gaza war expanding into a much bigger regional conflict had seemed to have subsided. Not any longer.

OJ Simpson, the former American football star and Hollywood actor who was cleared of murdering his ex-wife and her friend in a criminal trial, has died aged 76.

OJ Simpson, the former American football star and Hollywood actor who was cleared of murdering his ex-wife and her friend in a criminal trial, has died aged 76.

Boris Johnson has hit out at Rishi Sunak's smoking policy, branding his plan to phase out the sale of tobacco products "nuts".

An 85-year-old woman shot and killed a masked intruder who broke into her home and handcuffed her to a wooden chair - with a prosecutor calling it "one of the most heroic acts of self-preservation I have ever heard of".