Новости за 21.07.2024

Former president Barack Obama has stopped short of endorsing Kamala Harris to replace Joe Biden as the Democratic Party's presidential candidate.

Donald Trump has called Joe Biden "the worst president in the history of the United States" following the announcement he has pulled out of the race for the next term at the White House.

Sir Geoffrey Boycott is "unable to eat or drink" after developing pneumonia following cancer surgery, his daughter Emma has said.

A man has been arrested in connection with four rapes in Manchester city centre dating back to February this year.

A Lebanese photojournalist who was severely wounded during an Israeli strike on south Lebanon has carried the Olympic torch in Paris to honour killed and injured journalists.

A "brave and heroic" father has died after being struck by a train while trying to rescue his twin daughters whose pram had rolled on to the tracks in Australia.

The Supreme Court of Bangladesh has scaled back its policy over how government jobs are allocated following days of deadly protests.

There is a "considerable backlog" in GP practices following the global IT outage and lots of work has been "shifted into the coming week", a senior doctor has warned.

Voters want a party that "isn't going to fight like cats in a sack", a prominent Tory has said as he warned against "blue-on-blue" attacks in the upcoming leadership contest and urged "civility".

A Brazilian singer has died after being electrocuted on stage during a performance.

Barcelona is set to "substantially" raise the tourist tax for cruise passengers visiting the city for less than 12 hours.

China's emergency services are still searching for more than 30 missing people after a bridge collapsed on Friday night during flooding in the western province of Shaanxi.

A Treasury minister has said there is a cost to not striking a deal on public sector pay in the face of reported proposals for inflation-busting wage hikes costing billions of pounds.

A couple who had embarked on a mission to sail across the Atlantic Ocean have been found dead in a lifeboat boat off the coast of Canada.

Yemen's Houthi rebels say they have targeted the Israeli Red Sea resort city of Eilat with multiple ballistic missiles.

A faulty software update that caused the global IT outage likely skipped checks before being deployed, experts have said - as a warning was issued about malicious websites offering to fix devices.

Four people have been found dead in a car involved in a collision in Gloucestershire.

Two people have died and a woman has suffered life-threatening injuries after a car crash in Northamptonshire.

Nail bars and car washes will be targeted by immigration officers as they step up enforcement action over the summer, the home secretary has announced.

Kamala Harris cemented herself in US political history when she became the first woman to serve as vice president four years ago.

One week on, almost to the hour, Donald Trump received a hero's welcome back to the campaign trail in Michigan.

As Joe Biden faces more calls to step down as the Democratic Party's presidential nominee, division is growing in the party about who should replace him should he go.

Actress Amanda Abbington has said she "would not have been able to live with myself" if she stayed silent about her Strictly Come Dancing experience.

The so-called "special relationship" between the UK and the US is acted out in the level of cooperation between the two governments and personified in the relationship between the presidents and prime ministers of the day.