Новости за 11.06.2024

A British indie band formerly called Easy Life have changed their name to Hard Life after they said they were sued last year by the brand owners of the easyJet airline.

Labour is promising to fix one million potholes every year if the party is elected on 4 July.

Football fans are feeling optimistic ahead of England's first Euro 2024 match – with almost half saying they expect Gareth Southgate's side to reach the semi-finals.

Flights were unable to take off and land at Majorca's international airport on Wednesday because of flooding on its runways, following heavy rain that hit the popular Spanish holiday island.

Charity fundraiser Russ Cook, nicknamed the "Hardest Geezer", has taken on another running challenge - this time to Germany to support England's Euro 2024 squad.

A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a "much-loved mum" in West Lothian.

Jeremy Corbyn has hit back at Labour attacks on his manifestos, saying they were "fully costed proposals that would have redistributed wealth and power".

A remote island in Scotland's Summer Isles - boasting a rugged coastline with sheltered coves, caves and cliffs to explore - has gone on the market for bids starting at £500,000.

As Rishi Sunak was winding up his manifesto launch at metaphor-heavy Silverstone race track, the scale of the prime minister's task in the remainder of the election campaign was becoming clear.

A grieving father whose partner and two children were killed in a fire sparked by an e-bike battery has called for urgent safety measures to be introduced.

Nearly a quarter of undecided voters are unhappy with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's decision to leave D-Day commemorations early, the Sky News YouGov Voters Panel suggests.

"Health MOTs" will be offered to older patients "at the front door" of hospital A&E departments to avoid unnecessary admissions, the health service has said.

Comedians Sophie Duker, Grace Campbell and Alexandra Haddow have pulled out of Latitude Festival in protest over event sponsor Barclays' ties to the Israel-Hamas war.

Animal rights activists have targeted a portrait of the King, appearing to paste over his face with the animated character Wallace.

If a company says there is no fault with your heat pump dryer but the issue continues, what can you do?

A man has been arrested after objects were thrown at Nigel Farage as he went through Barnsley town centre on an open-top bus.

The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer will be interrogated by Sky's political editor Beth Rigby and members of the public tonight.

African elephants have names for each other that are spoken through rumbles, scientists have found, in a "really exciting" discovery.

A plane's windscreen and nose were badly damaged by hail on a flight from Majorca to Vienna.

Presenter Dr Hannah Fry has paid tribute to her 'modest' colleague Michael Mosley, revealing he once saved the life of a woman.

Joe Biden appeared to freeze for several seconds before briefly stumbling on his words at an event marking the anniversary of Juneteenth.

YouTube star Ben Potter has died aged 40 "in an unfortunate accident," his wife has announced.

A teenager is in a critical condition and three others have been injured after a car veered off a road and into a burn.

Four staff from a US university have been stabbed in a park in northeast China.

More than 1,000 exotic animals have perished after a fire ripped through a famous market in Thailand.