Новости за 11.10.2024

Carol Vorderman has said she will not be continuing her Sunday LBC radio show after suffering "burnout" from working a seven-day week.

The leaders of France, Italy and Spain have condemned "unjustifiable" Israeli attacks that have hit the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon amid heightened conflict in the region.

The boss of the company that owns P&O Ferries will attend an investment summit in the UK despite the transport secretary's scathing criticism, which included calls for a boycott of the shipping firm.

Sir Keir Starmer will mark his first 100 days in office this Sunday. When his press spokesperson was asked ahead of the big day if the prime minister thought it had been a successful start, he simply said: "It's up to the public to decide that."

Another alleged victim of Mohamed al Fayed has spoken out, on the day police said they had recorded another 40 allegations against the late billionaire.

Chris Kaba told a friend that he thought police were behind him just minutes before he was shot dead by a firearms officer, a court has heard.

A man who murdered a friend of ex-footballer and TV pundit Ian Wright has been jailed for life.

Sean "Diddy" Combs will remain in jail while he makes a third bid for bail in his sex trafficking case, a federal appeals court judge has ruled.

Eighteen people needed medical attention during an opera that features nuns, sex scenes, mutilation, and real blood.

A woman has been jailed for life after murdering her parents "in cold blood" and then hiding their bodies in the family home while she lived alongside them for four years and spent their money.

Post Office boss Nick Read has admitted his attempts to get a pay rise while victims were still waiting for compensation "looks very poor".

The narrow medieval streets and canals of Strasbourg in France, on the border with Germany, have little in common with Southport in the UK. Yet the stabbing of three little girls there resonated for one man here. And his subsequent posts on social media resonated around the world - and back to the UK

A man linked to serious organised crime threw £90,000 worth of cocaine out of his car window during a police chase on Scotland's busiest motorway.

A woman has been jailed after murdering both her parents and living with their bodies in the family home for four years.

A woman has given birth to a "miracle baby" during Hurricane Milton after making a perilous journey to hospital while in labour.

BBC presenter Jay Blades has denied engaging in controlling or coercive behaviour towards his wife.

A man in his 60s is missing after a rowing boat capsized in the River Thames, police have said.

The residential district in central Beirut where the airstrike struck feels claustrophobic.

Thousands of people with severe obesity are being denied access to effective treatment because the NHS rollout of the weight loss jab Wegovy is happening far more slowly than planned, research by Sky News shows.

The foot of a British adventurer is believed to have been found on Mount Everest after 100 years of speculation about his disappearance.

A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a man in South Lanarkshire.

The government's Investment Summit has suffered a major blow after ports and logistics giant DP World pulled a scheduled announcement of a £1bn investment in its London Gateway container port, following criticism by members of Sir Keir Starmer's cabinet.

Diners are being given the chance to experience an 18th-century feast in King Charles's favourite room at Dumfries House - from £375 per person.

Breakdancers have been warned repetitive headspins may cause them to develop a "cone-head".

Barack Obama has urged black men to back Kamala Harris in the US election, saying reports of low support for the vice president in the community are "not acceptable".