Новости за 07.08.2024

Three Taylor Swift concerts have been cancelled after two men were arrested over an alleged terror plot said to be targeting the events.

Counter-protesters have turned out in UK cities amid warnings of at least 100 far-right marches being planned for Wednesday night.

The King has asked for daily updates on the evolving situation after unrest around the UK, Sky News understands.

The boss of Fujitsu's European arm has apologised in person to former sub-postmasters.

Media regulator Ofcom has received more than 8,000 complaints after Home Secretary Yvette Cooper was interviewed by her husband Ed Balls live on TV.

Patients in England with an inherited blood disorder are to become the first in Europe to benefit from a gene therapy costing well over one million pounds a shot.

Taylor Swift appears to have dropped a hint at who she's backing for US president - and it looks like it could be Kamala Harris.

A Tory leadership hopeful has accused his rival of being "unwise and insensitive" after saying those who shout Allahu Akbar should be "immediately arrested".

A man who was injured as he attempted to disarm the alleged attacker who killed three young girls in Southport has criticised rioters for diverting attention away from the tragic loss.

Temperatures on the Great Barrier Reef have soared to their highest in 400 years, a new study has found.

Manchester City star Rodri and his Spain teammate and captain Alvaro Morata have been banned for one match by UEFA for chanting "Gibraltar is Spanish" as they celebrated winning Euro 2024.

A third animal-inspired Banksy has appeared in London in the space of a few days.

Shamima Begum will not be able to appeal the removal of her British citizenship at the Supreme Court, judges have ruled.

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus will return to Bangladesh to be sworn in as the head of an interim government this week.

Tory leadership contender Robert Jenrick has been accused of "textbook Islamophobia" after telling Sky News people shouting Allahu Akbar should be "immediately arrested".

After two days of deliberations in Doha, Hamas announced the appointment of Yahya Sinwar as their new leader on Tuesday night.

The chancellor has confirmed she is considering plans to consolidate local government pension schemes and use their £360bn of resources to invest in the economy.

Three men have been jailed after they admitted to their roles in rioting in the wake of the killing of three young girls in Southport.

Incidents of anti-Jewish hate doubled in the UK between January and June to reach record levels.

More than 1,000 British military personnel are on standby to help evacuate UK nationals from Lebanon as fears grow that Israel's war in Gaza will escalate into a wider regional conflict, Sky News understands.

Team GB's George Mills has confronted French athlete Hugo Hay after the pair collided on the final straight of a men's 5,000m heat.

Former first minister Mark Drakeford has been appointed as the new Welsh health secretary.

Thousands of police officers are braced for potential violence this evening as far-right gatherings continue across the country.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has called accusations of two-tier policing "complete nonsense" - and said they are putting officers at risk.