Новости за 11.03.2026

A UK man has been told to prepare himself for prison after admitting to goading a "vulnerable" US citizen into shooting himself over a video call.

A Brazilian academic who went missing about a week ago while visiting the UK may have taken a boat from an Essex boatyard, police have said.

A woman has been sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison after falsely accusing 10 men of raping her.

Major storms generated tornadoes that killed at least two people in northwest Indiana and flattened buildings in Kankakee, Illinois, as another bout of rain, hail and strong winds made its way through the region.

A committee of MPs is launching an inquiry into the student loan system and whether it's fair for graduates

The International Energy Agency (IEA), the developed nation body founded in the 1970s to deal with oil crises precisely like the one we're now facing, has announced something extraordinary.

A drone is circling in the skies above Zaki Ramadan when he takes my call. As a humanitarian worker in Sudan's southeastern Blue Nile state, he is helplessly watching aid dwindle and civilians be killed by the meteoric rise in drone strikes.

A man who struck and killed a 91-year-old great-grandfather while riding his electric bike on the pavement has been given a suspended sentence for manslaughter.

Sir Keir Starmer is set to face fresh questions today about his decision to make Lord Mandelson his ambassador to the US, after it emerged he was warned of the former minister's "close" relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

Tech companies have been warned to protect young people online after MPs voted down a blanket social media ban for under-16s.

Two senior Army officers have denied charges brought following the death of a young soldier who took her own life after a sexual assault by a superior.

WhatsApp, the messaging service run by Meta, is going to allow under-13s on its platform, as long as they have parental consent.

A record release of strategic oil reserves has been agreed in a bid to help offset supply disruption since the Middle East conflict began.

The frozen proceeds of Roman Abramovich's sale of Chelsea are being investigated in Jersey over whether they "amount to the proceeds of crime", according to accounts published by the company through which the Russian owned the club.

Kim Jong Un and his teenage daughter, Kim Ju Ae, were pictured watching North Korea's latest cruise missile tests.

A lucky lottery player has scooped more than £180 million in Tuesday's EuroMillions jackpot draw.

Historical figures like William Shakespeare and Sir Winston Churchill will be replaced by images of British wildlife on the next series of Bank of England banknotes.

Some fuel retailers are "losing money" on diesel sales following the spike in wholesale prices witnessed since the start of the Middle East conflict, according to the industry.

A City of London Police special constable accused of spying for China threatened to arrest a protester who confronted a Hong Kong official, a court has heard.

"Under no circumstances" can Iran compete in this year's World Cup, the country's sports minister has said.

Kneecap rapper Liam Og O hAnnaidh will not face a new terror trial after judges at the High Court rejected a Crown Prosecution Service appeal against the decision to throw out the case.

A British married couple have drowned at a popular beach on the New South Wales coast in Australia.

A man charged with murdering Soham child killer Ian Huntley has appeared in court.

A pro-Iranian march planned in London this weekend has been banned.

A woman has been charged with the attempted murder of Rihanna.