Новости за 23.07.2024

At least six people have died and seven are missing after a fishing vessel sank, British and Spanish maritime officials said.

Twelve years have passed since 21-year-old Agnes Wanjiru was found dead in a hotel septic tank in her Kenyan hometown, Nanyuki and six years since an inquest concluded that she was murdered by one or more British soldiers based in the area.

James Cleverly has become the first Tory MP to announce he will be running to be the party's next leader.

Snoop Dogg will carry the Olympic torch in the final stages of its journey, just before it heads towards the Eiffel Tower.

A cyclist was branded a "callous monster" as he was jailed for at least 27 years for fatally stabbing a BMW driver who knocked over his bike.

At least 229 people have been killed after two landslides in as many days in Ethiopia, with young children and pregnant women reported to be among the dead, a government official has said.

A weight-loss jab has been approved by the UK's medicines regulator for use in preventing heart attacks and strokes in overweight or obese adults.

Adidas has apologised to Bella Hadid after the supermodel was removed from a campaign that referenced an Olympics at which Israeli athletes were killed by pro-Palestinian terrorists.

Manchester City's Spanish star Rodri has been charged by UEFA after "deeply offensive" chanting about Gibraltar during celebrations marking the national side's Euro 2024 final win against England.

British astronaut Tim Peake has said the Boeing test pilots stuck on the International Space Station (ISS) are in no danger, despite uncertainty over how or when they will return to Earth.

Seven Labour MPs have been suspended from the parliamentary party after voting against the government to call for the scrapping of the two-child benefit cap.

Rishi Sunak's decision to cancel HS2 between Birmingham and Manchester will lead to reduced capacity on passenger trains to the North West and could cut economic growth, the government spending watchdog has found.

Britain's joint-most decorated female Olympian, Charlotte Dujardin, has pulled out of the Paris Games after a video emerged showing her "making an error of judgement" in a coaching session.

The number of 'very hot' days that bake Britons in 30C heat or above has trebled, according to innovative new research.

Britain's army must be ready in three years to fight a war against an "axis of upheaval" of Russia, China, Iran and North Korea, the force's new chief has warned.

People smugglers offering a 100% safety guarantee and a competition to win 500 euros are among almost 12,000 adverts enticing migrants to use their services that have taken down from social media.

A former Strictly Come Dancing contestant has recalled having a "frustrating" experience on the show, comparing it to a "pressure cooker".

A teenager has been stabbed to death in east London.

A man and a woman who were among six killed in a crash in West Yorkshire have been named.

The Bibby Stockholm barge will stop housing asylum seekers from the end of January 2025 as part of the government's overhaul of the asylum system.

Shares in Tesla have taken a hit after the electric vehicle maker published a 45% decline in quarterly profits and warned cost reduction targets were off track.

A police officer has been stabbed in the chest at Frankland Prison.

A drug courier who smuggled £1m of cocaine into Scotland in a hidden compartment under the back seat of a van has been jailed for six years.

Anjem Choudary, the notorious Islamist preacher, is facing life in jail after he was found guilty of directing a terrorist organisation following an unprecedented joint investigation by MI5, Scotland Yard, the New York Police Department, and Canadian police.

Efforts to secure access to cash for consumers and businesses are being stepped up through a series of new rules to be imposed by the City watchdog.