Новости за 08.08.2024

A CrossFit Games competitor has died while taking part in a swimming event.

Police in Greater Manchester and Merseyside have released new images of people wanted in connection with the disorder of the last week.

Sir Keir Starmer has told police chiefs to remain "on high alert" after anticipation of more disorder largely failing to materialise on Wednesday.

Three teenagers - including two 14-year-old boys - have been shot in south London.

The UK's competition regulator has launched an inquiry into Amazon's investment of over £3bn into an artificial intelligence (AI) startup as regulators ramp up their scrutiny of mergers involving the fast-growing technology.

Temperatures of up to 33C (91F) could hit parts of the country this weekend in a "short-lived but quite intense" spell of hot weather.

The parents of an 11-week-old baby, in desperate need of a heart transplant, are urging people to consider organ donation.

A mother thanked the judge who jailed her two sons for burgling a library that was set on fire and looted during riots in Liverpool - before warning others to stay at home.

A suspended Labour councillor has been arrested after allegedly telling a protest that fascists needed to have their throats cut.

Levels of infant mortality are rising and are twice as high in some regions of England as others, analysis shows.

A retired British doctor has gone missing in the French Pyrenees, after he told his family, in his last messages to them, that he had fallen and couldn't move.

A second police officer is being criminally investigated for assault over an incident at Manchester Airport last month.

A new Banksy animal artwork has been taken away by people wearing masks - within hours of being unveiled.

British Airways (BA) has announced it is scrapping flights between London and Beijing.

The BBC will keep its BAFTA won for royal coverage fronted by disgraced former newsreader Huw Edwards, but individual awards he received remain under review, it is understood.

Pet owners have been warned to stay vigilant after suspected cat poisonings in Carmarthenshire.

The teenage suspects in a plot to carry out a terror attack at now-cancelled Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna were planning to use knives or homemade explosives to kill as many people as possible, according to officials.

Two NASA astronauts stuck on the International Space Station (ISS) for more than two months could be forced to stay until February 2025 because of concerns over the safety of the spacecraft that brought them into orbit.

Rioters responsible for violence across the country have had their court cases fast-tracked to warn others they will "suffer the consequences" if they decide to take part.

Two men have been jailed in the first televised sentencing hearings over the riots sparked by the killing of three young girls at a community centre in Southport.

Cruise ships have doubled in size in just two decades and now have up to 40 restaurants and seven swimming pools onboard, according to new analysis warning of their environmental impact.

A prominent British crocodile expert has been jailed for 10 years and five months for raping, torturing and killing dozens of dogs.

Lord Saatchi, the former advertising mogul, has accused The Daily Telegraph's would-be proprietors of overpaying for the right to own the title after his £350m offer for it was rejected.

Metropolitan Police chief Sir Mark Rowley has said the "fears of extreme-right disorder" ended last night due to a successful policing operation and "show of unity from communities".