Новости за 20.03.2026

Tributes have been paid to martial arts icon and action movie star Chuck Norris, who has died aged 86.

UK forces have joined a military operation with the French navy in the Mediterranean to seize an oil tanker, alleged to be part of Russia's shadow fleet.

French police have thwarted a suspected bomb attack outside a Bank of America building in Paris, and detained a person, authorities say.

A bone found in an independent search for the remains of murder victim Muriel McKay is not human, police have said.

Cabinet ministers have looked at a blueprint for how Labour could cut taxes on work by taking on "vested interests" profiteering from the cost of living crisis.

Students in Kent could "incubate" meningitis and spread it to other parts of the UK, a health official has speculated as his "most likely" scenario.

Norway's crown princess says she regrets her friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, insisting in a tearful interview she was "manipulated and deceived".

Police in Scotland have charged two people over allegations they tried to enter a UK nuclear submarine base.

Two people have been arrested after trying to get into Faslane naval base, Police Scotland has said.

Former footballer Joey Barton has been denied bail after a court hearing.

Preliminary readings of sites in Arizona and southern California indicate that the US has suffered its hottest March day on record.

Scientists in the UK have created the first lab-grown oesophagus and implanted it in pigs, which have been able to use it to swallow food.

Boxer Ricky Hatton had brain disease caused by repeated head trauma when he died, an inquest has ruled.

A NASA spacecraft is now back on its launchpad ahead of the first lunar exploration mission in more than 50 years, after a month of delays.

Average annual energy bills will rise by £332 in July, more than double the previously anticipated increase, due to high oil and gas prices driven by the war in Iran, trusted forecasters predicted.

The Australian prime minister was booed by protesters during a visit to the country's largest mosque.

Denmark sent soldiers and explosives to Greenland in January so that it could blow up runways in the event of a US invasion, the country's public broadcaster has said.

More meningitis vaccination centres are due to open across Kent today to help meet demand, after more than 100 students were turned away trying to get the jab amid the deadly outbreak.

A Russian warship and a sanctioned oil tanker was shadowed by a Royal Navy warship and helicopter for 48 hours in the English Channel.

The government has said it will directly fund the clear-up of 48,000 tonnes of waste at illegal tips in the north of England, following criticism of a north-south divide on tackling waste crime.

Gerry Adams has said he came to London's High Court "to assert the legitimacy of the republican cause" and "reject the allegations" he was behind three IRA bombings.

Nicola Sturgeon, the nationalist firebrand who dominated Scottish politics for almost a decade, has bowed out with an emotional valedictory speech.