Новости за 04.08.2024

About half a million residents in the Zamzam displacement camp, North Darfur, are living in extreme strife and in a state of famine. A doctor working there describes the humanitarian situation as "catastrophic".

The prime minister has vowed to do "whatever it takes to bring these thugs to justice" as he addressed the nation amid rioting in UK streets.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have announced a new philanthropic project offering support to parents whose children have suffered from the negative effects of social media.

Fresh violence in Bangladesh has left dozens dead and hundreds injured as internet services are shut down and a nationwide curfew is imposed.

Chairs have been hurled at police and windows were smashed as anti-immigration rioters broke into a hotel in Rotherham, South Yorkshire.

Simone Biles has asked people to stop asking athletes "what's next?" after they win a medal at the Olympics.

A second boxer at the centre of an Olympics gender controversy is guaranteed a medal after reaching the featherweight semi-finals in Paris.

We're now into August, the last month of the meteorological summer, but will the weather match the end of the season?

Ecstatic fans on the tiny Caribbean island of St Lucia were overcome with joy after Julien Alfred swept to victory in the Olympic women's 100m, stunning a global audience that had booked her American rival as the firm favourite.

The family of Jay Slater, who died on holiday in Tenerife, has said his funeral service will be a "celebration" of his life.

The government has said it will do "whatever it takes" to ensure those engaging in criminal activity during violent disorder across the UK are dealt with, including courts sitting overnight.

A wave of violent protests around the country has raised questions about whether the English Defence League (EDL) - technically a defunct organisation - should be banned under UK terrorism laws.

A five-year-old boy has died after a wind gust blew a bouncy castle into the air while children were inside it at a baseball stadium.

Thousands have continued to march and attend protests in Venezuela as an opposition leader emerged from hiding to denounce President Nicolas Maduro's contested election victory.

Dame Shirley Bassey, Sir Tom Jones and Bonnie Tyler are just some of the musicians to have called Wales their home.

The Post Office Horizon IT scandal may well be "the worst miscarriage of justice in recent British legal history".

Every violent protest has its own reasons but sunny weather doesn't help.

US President Joe Biden has said he hopes Iran will back down from threats of retaliation against Israel to avert a serious war in the Middle East.

About 50 rockets have been fired from southern Lebanon towards upper Galilee, according to Israeli media.

It started in Bristol's Castle Park and this was fairly medieval - a big brawl between two sides drawn up to fight.

The Vatican has issued a delayed response following the Olympics opening ceremony - saying it is "saddened" by a skit that appeared to parody Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper painting.