Новости за 27.01.2026

An army officer has died during a training exercise, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed.

Keir Starmer's January has been the stuff of nightmares.

Coco Gauff has called for more privacy for tennis players after being caught on camera smashing her racket in an off-court players' area following her Australian Open quarter-final loss to Elina Svitolina on Tuesday.

Kelsey Parker, widow of late The Wanted singer Tom Parker, has told Sky News she experienced "harrowing" care after her son was stillborn.

A 14-year-old boy has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving after a youngster died following a crash between the e-scooter they were riding and a car.

A captain has been confronted in a trial over the "serious and obvious" risk of death posed when his container ship collided with an anchored US oil tanker.

Crowds have gathered in Shetland for the world-famous Up Helly Aa fire festival.

Actor and scooter enthusiast Sir Idris Elba has been slapped with a fine for going more than 20mph on his moped.

A father whose newborn baby died after an "avoidable" delay in her delivery has accused a hospital trust's home birth service of playing "Russian roulette" with the lives of mothers and babies.

Europe's most prominent rabbi has told Sky News he holds Iran responsible for the rise of antisemitism in recent years and believes European countries must do much more to support Iranian protesters in overthrowing the Tehran regime.

Ministers were left in tears after a Holocaust survivor delivered a speech to the cabinet at Number 10 for the first time ever.

Rwanda is suing the UK for failing to formally terminate the controversial agreement.

A man who ploughed his McLaren into a motorhome - in a crash that closed the A12 - has been given a six month driving ban.

A man who ploughed his McClaren into a motorhome - in a crash that closed the A12 - has been given a six month driving ban.

A rapper has been jailed for at least 24 years for a drive-by attack in which a man was shot six times but managed to drag himself back to his flat.

Dame Esther Rantzen has described living with terminal cancer, saying she "didn't expect to see last Christmas" - as she criticised delays to assisted dying legislation.

The Metropolitan Police force has won a legal challenge after an officer who was dismissed for failing the force's vetting procedure claimed his sacking meant he did not get a fair trial.

A US border patrol commander who became the face of Donald Trump's immigration crackdown in Minneapolis is retiring, sources say.

The official confirmation of Dame Sarah Mullally as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury is an immense step for the Church of England (CoE).

The captain and first officer of a Venezuelan-linked oil tanker captured by American forces have been taken out of UK territory by the US Coast Guard, a court has been told.

British police have helped in seizing a record nine-tonne haul of cocaine from a 'narco sub' in the Atlantic Ocean.

Nearly 600 jobs have been lost after the owner of Revolution bars went into administration.

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A major heatwave gripping southeast Australia has brought record-breaking temperatures of close to 50C.

Women face a significant loss of grey matter in the brain after menopause, which may explain why they are more likely to suffer dementia than men, a new study suggests.