Новости за 30.11.2024

The Princess of Wales has delivered her first Christmas message in the form of a letter ahead of her annual carol service.

The production company that makes MasterChef has appointed a City law firm to lead the investigation into alleged misconduct by presenter Gregg Wallace.

Alex Salmond has been described as an "inspiration", "political genius" and a "giant of a man" at a memorial service held for the former Scottish first minister in Edinburgh.

A man has suffered a serious head injury after a boulder was dropped from a bridge on to his passing van in Nottinghamshire.

Israel claims it has killed a Palestinian involved in the 7 October attack by Hamas.

Mourners have been paying their last respects to the comedian Janey Godley at her funeral in Glasgow.

Counting is under way in Ireland's general election.

It had appeared to be a conflict frozen in time, but the operation launched with blistering speed by Syrian opposition fighters has turned all of that upside down.

Murder detectives have released a CCTV image of a woman they want to speak to after a fatal hit-and-run involving an e-bike in Derbyshire.

Aleppo airport and a number of major roads have been closed by Syrian authorities after anti-regime rebels claimed to have reached the heart of the city, according to reports.

Mother and daughter, their car loaded with luggage, are driving together back to their house in this bombed-out suburb of Beirut. I ask them how it feels coming home.

"The rain, the clouds, the lack of sun - I feel at home here," Nikita Vitiugov says. London, the chess grandmaster remarks, feels similar to St Petersburg, in terms of the weather, at least.

Dogs have been used to successfully identify tree diseases in the UK for the first time – proving pooches aren't just a man's best friend.

It was once the venue of choice for the London glitterati but it appears the party is over for famed celebrity haunt The Groucho Club.

I have watched hundreds of hours of parliamentary debates in my long time covering Westminster and I can honestly say that the five hours of discussion I witnessed in the Commons on Friday were some of the most memorable, moving and humane exchanges I have ever seen.

Kate Nash has a message for critics: "Not all heroes wear capes. Some just sell pictures of their bum."