Новости за 02.09.2024

The first post-mortem examinations on two victims of the Bayesian superyacht sinking have been carried out.

A new political term, and a new reality for the Conservatives, as what's left of the party regroups in Westminster and gets down to the business of picking a new leader.

The ticketing system for gigs, including next summer's Oasis concerts, is "broken", a senior executive at a resale site has told Sky News.

The start of the new school year in Russia is traditionally marked by children giving flowers to their teacher.

The UK will suspend some arms sales to Israel, Foreign Secretary David Lammy has announced.

The trial has begun for a man accused of drugging his wife and letting at least 50 men rape her while she was sedated.

American tech giant Hewlett Packard has said it is to continue with legal proceedings "through to their conclusion" to seek up to £3bn in damages from late British billionaire Mike Lynch's estate in the UK.

Sir Keir Starmer has let his children get a new cat while they live at Downing Street, after "a long summer of negotiations" about a dog.

A transgender athlete, who previously won 11 men's national titles, has qualified for the semi-finals of the women's T12 400m event at the Paralympics.

Legal powers introduced since the Grenfell Tower fire to force building owners to fix serious fire safety issues are being ignored, Sky News can reveal.

An electrician who hid cameras in people's homes and secretly filmed them - including in "intimate situations" - has been jailed.

Kazakhstan's Yulia Putintseva has apologised after she came under fire for her "terrible behaviour" towards a ball girl at the US Open.

A court has adjourned the sentencing of a 12-year-old involved in the riots and disorder in August after his mother went to Ibiza on holiday.

Harry Potter fans who gathered at King's Cross hoping for the annual Hogwarts Express announcement have been left disappointed.

Sir Ian McKellen has said he felt "ashamed" and "emotional" after falling from a stage in the West End earlier this year - and that it has made him "aware there isn't much time left".

A former Metropolitan Police officer has been charged with sexual assault and rape of a woman he is alleged to have met while on duty.

Samantha Fox threatened to knock a police officer's teeth out after a drunken incident on a British Airways plane, a court has heard.

From the outside Israel seems increasingly divided and broken.

The failure to return hostages held in Gaza has led to calls for a general strike that has seen closures around the country.

A former childcare worker accused of being one of Australia's most prolific ever paedophiles has pleaded guilty to raping, sexually abusing and exploiting dozens of girls.

A tiger bit an animal handler's arm in an attack at an amusement park in Australia.

Adele has told her fans she will not see them "for an incredibly long time", after finishing the final show of her European tour in Munich, Germany.

Labour is facing a drop off in confidence among business leaders amid plans for tax rises and improvements to workers' rights, according to a survey.

Sixty-seven children lived in Grenfell Tower when the west London block caught fire in June 2017. Eighteen of them never got a chance to grow up.

It has been a warm and muggy start to the meteorological autumn for many, with a high of 30C in southeast England.