Новости за 23.04.2026

It's no secret that Donald Trump's focus is turning to Cuba.

Police have closed their investigation into reports of a rape outside a church in Epsom that led to widespread public disorder, with the force saying that "no sexual offence occurred".

The grieving family of a man reportedly shot dead by Israeli settlers held his twin daughters aloft at his funeral procession on Thursday.

Sara Cox will replace Scott Mills as the new host of the BBC Radio 2 breakfast show, the corporation has announced.

The BBC's iconic Football Focus show has been axed after 52 years.

A sexual deviant who preyed on children for almost half a century has been handed a life sentence with at least seven years behind bars.

The multibillion-pound Paramount Skydance acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery has come even closer to becoming a reality after shareholders voted to accept the offer.

Italy's government has ruled out any suggestion the country could replace Iran at this summer's World Cup due to the war in the Middle East.

The medical data of half a million volunteers to Biobank, the UK's health information database, has been offered for sale online, the government has said.

A fatal accident inquiry is to be held into the death of a lone fisherman who was dragged overboard after getting caught in a rope, and drowned.

A manager at the hospital where Lucy Letby worked has been arrested on suspicion of perverting the course of justice in connection with an investigation into the child killer.

Pope Leo has wrapped up an eventful tour of Africa with a dramatic visit to a prison in Equatorial Guinea, where crowds of inmates shouted "freedom".

The Prince and Princess of Wales have marked Louis's birthday with a post to social media.

It has been 50 years since toddler Sandy Davidson disappeared from his grandmother's garden in North Ayrshire.

A ban on campervans at tourist hotspots has been called "short-sighted" by a motorhome lobby group.

Four people have been left in a critical condition after two trains collided in Denmark, local reports say.

The deaths of two US officials in a counter-narcotics operation in northern Mexico have sparked uncertainty over the extent to which the Mexican government knew about Washington's involvement.

Sir Keir Starmer has used his St George's Day speech to warn of "voices both here and abroad" seeking to stoke division in Britain.