Новости за 28.08.2024

A former politician has been found guilty of killing an investigative reporter who wrote articles critical of him.

Thousands of Paralympic athletes paraded down the Champs-Elysees in Paris to mark the opening ceremony of the 2024 games.

British former Olympic yachtsman Sir Ben Ainslie has been robbed of his Rolex watch at knifepoint in Barcelona.

Tommy Fury has said speculation over his split from Molly-Mae Hague has been "horrendous".

Champions League organisers have assured clubs and fans there is no possibility of the new AI-assisted draw for the men's UEFA competition being manipulated tomorrow, with extra security in place to guard against cyber attacks.

Parliament is yet to return, but Sir Keir Starmer has used the last few days of August to frame the next few months of his premiership.

Three people have been killed in a road collision in Anglesey, police have confirmed.

A mum whose baby was "struggling to breathe" after catching measles has urged parents to vaccinate their children - as health officials warn of a potential surge in cases ahead of the new school year.

Two members of Donald Trump's campaign staff reportedly had a physical and verbal altercation with an official at a military cemetery.

A dolphin thought to be responsible for nearly 50 attacks on humans in recent years may be lashing out because it is lonely, experts have said.

Pavel Durov, the chief executive of Telegram, has been charged with allegedly allowing criminal activity on the messaging app.

Lego says a drive to remove fossil fuels from its bricks is making further progress but the alternatives, while better for the environment, are more expensive.

Flights have been grounded and police officers were forced to communicate by text while on duty as a network outage at the Dutch ministry of defence caused major IT failures across the country.

The list of named storms for the 2024/2025 storm year has been published by the Met Office.

A bride-to-be whose wedding dress was destroyed in a devastating fire at a block of flats has been given a free replacement thanks to "people's kindness".

Sir Keir Starmer has said his government wants a reset with the EU - "but that doesn't mean reversing Brexit or re-entering the single market".

Two men have appeared in court charged with murder and attempted murder after a house fire in Bradford killed a mother and her three children.

A man with a Nazi tattoo on his face has been sentenced to death for murdering two women, reports have said.

A "predator" who posed as a teen social media star has been jailed for coercing hundreds of victims into degrading sex acts "in one of the worst sextortion cases in history".

A note written by John Sainsbury in 1990 and hidden in concrete has been found by builders knocking down a pillar in a wing of the National Gallery.

A hotel chain in Manchester has been accused of cancelling a booking after the Oasis reunion was announced - and relisting the room for a higher price.

A prison workshop instructor has appeared in court over an alleged "inappropriate relationship" with Zara Aleena's murderer.

Two British crew members of the Bayesian, the superyacht that sank off Sicily last week, have been placed under investigation by the local prosecutor's office.

Former British Paralympian Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson has said she received abuse after complaining about being forced to "crawl off" a train after arriving at London's King's Cross on Monday night.

Israeli strikes in the West Bank have killed at least nine people, according to Palestinian officials.