Новости за 12.04.2024

A man, believed to be in his 20s, has been stabbed to death in south London.

Italian fashion designer Roberto Cavalli, known for his flamboyant and glamorous style, has died aged 83.

Horse racing carries risk, just like football or F1, a boss at the Aintree course has told Sky News - as Saturday's Grand National faces renewed scrutiny despite changes intended to make it safer.

The family of murdered Muriel McKay say they've been given a boost in their campaign to search the farm where they believe her body is buried.

Angela Rayner has said she will "do the right thing and step down" if she is found to have committed a crime in the police investigation into her former living arrangements.

As with most political scandals, the heat in the Angela Rayner housing row is less about the (alleged) crime and more about the (alleged) cover-up.

Author Sir Salman Rushdie has described the moment before he was stabbed at a literary festival, saying he saw a "murderous shape rushing towards" him like a "squat missile".

Comedians Jon Richardson and Lucy Beaumont have announced they are divorcing after nine years of marriage.

It's more than 150 years since the American Civil War, but in Oscar-nominated director Alex Garland's new film the present-day United States is divided - and the country is at war with itself again.

"I had just woken up and I got an email that said, 'We're going to have a company-wide meeting'. I knew right away."

Soul searching about the UK's role in the world has broken out again following the publication of a pamphlet by senior diplomats including Mark Sedwill, a former Cabinet Secretary and National Security Adviser.

Former footballer Joe Thompson has revealed he has been diagnosed with cancer for the third time.

A five-year-old girl has died after she was hit by a HGV lorry while riding her bike in Hull.

Climate change is "likely" to increase the activity and distribution of ticks in the UK, which could lead to a rise in Lyme disease cases, according to the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA).

Poor software and bias toward making only small, sequential changes is one of the reasons economic forecasters at the Bank of England failed to predict and prepare for the cost of living crisis, brought about by high inflation, according to a "once in a generation" review.

Police are investigating claims that Angela Rayner may have broken electoral law over information she gave about her living situation a decade ago.

London Gatwick was the worst airport for UK flight delays last year, analysis has found.

A Post Office boss blamed cash shortfalls caused by computer glitches on branch managers "with their hand in the till".

A rescue mission is under way after a whale was spotted entangled in a fishing net off the coast near San Francisco.

Scotland's Commonwealth Games body has developed a "cost-effective" way to host the troubled 2026 event in Glasgow amid continued uncertainty over its long-term future.

An early-stage clinical trial has come back with promising results for a chlamydia vaccine, researchers have said.

Perrie Edwards has said that she's never lived with her partner of eight years, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

Harry Kane's three eldest children were taken to hospital as a precaution following a three-car crash in Germany.

Four men involved in a drive-by shooting of four women and two girls outside a church as they left a funeral service have been jailed.

Rapper Drake has been dismissed from a lawsuit brought over the Astroworld festival tragedy, in which 10 concertgoers died.