Новости за 10.09.2024

Foo Fighters singer Dave Grohl, well known for his reputation as "the nicest guy in rock", has admitted becoming the father to a baby born "outside of my marriage".

If you want a sense of the "change" government, Sir Keir Starmer becoming the first prime minister in 15 years to address the Trade Union Congress is it.

Two planes have collided on the runway at Atlanta airport in the US state of Georgia.

Four bodies have been found on the French side of Mont Blanc.

Presenter and author Carol Vorderman has called on the prime minister to apologise over cutting winter fuel payments for pensioners.

The hunt for the next Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger is on after HBO opened casting for the TV adaptation of the blockbuster movie franchise.

Planning regulation is slowing down the rollout of faster internet, the chief executive of BT's consumer division has told Sky News.

There is "no clear link" between the appearance of a guest on The Jeremy Kyle Show and his suicide, a coroner has concluded.

Prisoners have welcomed their early release but some fear it won't be long before they're back behind bars.

The European Court of Justice has ordered Apple to pay $13bn (£11bn) in back taxes to Ireland following the conclusion of a long-running legal fight that the country did not bring.

A public inquiry into the murder of seven babies by Lucy Letby has criticised the "noise" from people casting doubt about her guilt, causing "enormous additional distress" to her victims' families.

Scientists tracking the spread of dengue fever have named popular European holiday destinations they say are at risk from future outbreaks.

A man accused of inviting at least 50 other men to rape his wife has been taken to hospital on the day he was due to give evidence.

MPs have voted to cut the winter fuel payment for all but the country's poorest pensioners.

Prince William has visited Carmarthenshire a day after Princess Catherine announced she had finished her chemotherapy treatment.

The man accused of fatally burning a Ugandan Olympic athlete has also died, Kenyan media have reported.

A California state senator has been accused of sexually harassing a staffer by pressuring him to perform sex acts - including to the point of injury - and firing him when he resisted.

Israeli strikes have killed more than 40 people and wounded at least 60 others in a tent camp for displaced Palestinians in southern Gaza, according to the Hamas-run government.

Mothers carrying their children smile, give me a thumbs up, and then point to a riverbank fifty metres or so away.

The early release of around 1,750 offenders has started despite warnings it is "risky" and could create "more mayhem in communities".