Новости за 02.01.2026

Next, the FTSE-100 retail behemoth, is among a pack of suitors considering a new year swoop to buy LK Bennett, the struggling fashion retailer.

The government is launching a drive to recruit thousands of new volunteers to serve as magistrates in England and Wales, as it seeks to get a grip of the courts backlog.

Hundreds of British hospitality workers face losing their jobs in the coming days as the owner of TGI Fridays finalises plans to buy back a slimmed-down version of one of Britain's best-known casual dining chains.

Searches for a missing person were called off on Saturday evening after two bodies were pulled from the sea off the East Yorkshire coast.

One man has been confirmed dead amid a major search and rescue operation for people who got into difficulty in the sea off the Yorkshire coast, Humberside police have confirmed.

The man behind the wheel of a car that crashed into a lorry in Nigeria, killing two passengers and injuring Anthony Joshua has been charged.

Sparklers on champagne bottles have been identified by officials as the likely cause of a deadly fire at a Swiss ski resort, as pictures of teenagers still unaccounted for began to emerge.

Tesla has lost its crown as the world's bestselling electric vehicle maker.

A film based on the death of a five-year-old girl during Israel's war in Gaza is set to hit UK cinemas this month.

A man has died after getting into difficulty at Brighton beach on New Year's Day.

Sir Keir Starmer has been accused of diverting £3 billion of NHS funding a year to appease Donald Trump.

You've probably never had a glass of Russian sparkling wine before. Perhaps you never even knew such a thing existed. If that's the case, Mikhail Nikolaev believes you're missing out.

The death of at least 40 people in a New Year's Eve fire in a Swiss ski resort has once again highlighted the dangers of igniting indoor fireworks in bars and nightclubs.

Passing the 10,000-point barrier is a largely symbolic milestone for the FTSE 100, but it underlines an upward trend for the index of the UK's largest companies and offers some cautious optimism for the year ahead.

US President Donald Trump has threatened to intervene in Iran's cost-of-living protests, provoking a warning that he could destabilise the entire region.

A suspect has been charged with murder by police investigating the death of a 24-year-old man on New Year's Eve.

The UK's flagship stock index has broken the symbolic 10,000 points mark for the first time.

Two men have been charged after an 89-year-old pedestrian died when he was hit by a car and apparently carried on top of it for about a mile.

Two men have been charged after a pedestrian in his 80s died when he was hit by a car and carried on top of it.

A double murderer has been awarded £7,500 compensation by the High Court over breaches of his human rights.

A chickenpox vaccine is being rolled out on the NHS for the first time.

Children aged five and under are being exposed to pornography online, leading to addiction, Sky News has learned.

Rachel Reeves is "quietly hammering" workers with stealth taxes as a result of her budget last year, a think tank has said.