Новости за 07.07.2024

Labour is already working to build closer ties with the European Union, Sir Keir Starmer has said as he continues his tour of the UK.

This is an astonishing result, perhaps the biggest surprise in the history of French elections. Nobody saw it coming - the pollsters, the public or the politicians.

National Rally has come third in the second round of voting in France's parliamentary election - according to exit polls.

Emma Raducanu has been knocked out of Wimbledon after losing to qualifier Lulu Sun in the fourth round.

The government is to divert tens of millions of pounds from the Rwanda scheme to set up a new Border Security Command (BSC), as it announces its plans to tackle illegal migration.

A man and a woman have been charged with murder after the death of a 14-year-old girl in Darlington, police have said.

Several people have been injured after an Iranian naval frigate capsized and sunk while repairs were being carried out on it at a port, state media has said.

Thousands of people have lined the streets to pay their final respects to former Leeds Rhinos star Rob Burrow.

Minnesota Vikings rookie cornerback Khyree Jackson and two friends were killed after their car was hit by another vehicle "driving at a high rate of speed", police in the US have said.

A 33-year-old man has been stabbed to death in a "violent attack" in east London.

Detectives have released CCTV images of a man they want to trace after a woman reported she had been the victim of a serious sexual assault.

England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford had a not-so-secret weapon in the Three Lions' penalty shootout victory over Switzerland.

An extreme heatwave in the US has seen record-breaking temperatures with warnings issued to around 130 million people and heightened concerns over wildfires.

Jay Slater's mother has thanked a local hiking group for continuing the search for the missing 19-year-old on Tenerife, nearly three weeks after his disappearance.

Former Tory cabinet minister Nadhim Zahawi has said the public was "right" to vote his party out of government, adding that now was the time to "regroup".

The new Labour government has ruled out the introduction of digital ID cards after former prime minister Sir Tony Blair called for the measure to help control migration.

Voters have gone to the polls for the second time in France in crucial parliamentary run-off elections that threaten political deadlock.

Scanning the faces of waiting crowds at Portsmouth harbour, a line of young sailors could barely contain their excitement at being reunited with loved ones after months at sea.

Comedian and actor Rob Delaney has said he wants to buy the house that his son died in so he can spend his last moments in the same room.

Ireland's prime minister Simon Harris has told Sky News that EU leaders will give Keir Starmer a "fair hearing" when it comes to potential changes to the post-Brexit deal with the UK.

Another day of heavy rain in the UK could cause disruption to Sunday's Wimbledon and the British Grand Prix.

One of the founding members of Ibiza's party scene says no amount of legislation will stop party-goers taking drugs.

An unknown book about a boy wizard, Harry Potter, rolled off the presses, its publishers expecting to sell just 500 copies. Paparazzi hungered for exclusive photos of Lady Diana. And everywhere, you heard the Spice Girls telling you to spice up your life.

US wrestling star John Cena has announced he is retiring from competing in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) events.

Sir Keir Starmer will begin his tour of the UK nations with a visit to Scotland today where he will meet the country's first minister, John Swinney.