Новости за 19.02.2024

Police are carrying out inquiries after a Star of David necklace on a statue of singer Amy Winehouse was covered with a sticker of a Palestinian flag.

Olivia Colman is not on social media - or at least the real Olivia Colman isn't.

A statistic that may bewilder anyone older than around 35 - by age 12, 97% of pupils have a mobile phone.

Kemi Badenoch has said former Post Office chair Henry Staunton was being investigated over bullying allegations before his dismissal - as she accused him of seeking "revenge" against the government.

Donald Trump has broken his silence on the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny - but avoided casting blame on President Vladimir Putin.

Phillip Schofield paid a six-figure sum to a younger male colleague he had an affair with, it has emerged, as part of a deal including a non-disclosure agreement.

Roy Hodgson has resigned as Crystal Palace manager days after falling ill at the club's training ground and has been replaced by Oliver Glasner.

The first pictures of children found dead in what police have described as a "deeply distressing" incident at a home in Bristol have emerged.

Big nights out on the town are an undeniable part of British culture - but are they about to be consigned to the memories of those of us born before the turn of the century?

A woman fleeced by conman Mark Acklom has lost a battle for compensation from the High Street bank he used to steal all her money.

Tourists hoping to climb the Eiffel Tower were left disappointed on Monday as workers went on strike.

Farmers cannot be allowed to "decide what to do" with government funding, Wales's first minister has said.

The BAFTAs have come down heavily on a "social media prankster" who crashed the awards ceremony on Sunday night.

Wealthy aristocrat Constance Marten told police she "debated" whether to cremate her baby girl with a "bottle of petroleum", a court has heard.

An uncontrolled satellite is expected to hurtle through Earth's atmosphere on Wednesday, almost 30 years after it was launched.

Traffic cameras appear to have captured a Russian convoy transporting Alexei Navalny's body from prison to a morgue.

A drug dealer who was caught with party bags containing canisters of laughing gas has become the first person to be jailed for possession of the class C drug since it was outlawed.

Colder and more seasonal temperatures will replace the milder conditions in the coming days with snow possible on some hills, forecasters have said.

A US man who thought he'd won $340m (£270m) on a lottery is suing the organisers and a website which published his numbers, it has said, by mistake.

Armed police have shot dead a "dangerously out of control" bulldog-type dog that attacked a Collie.

Former Post Office chairman Henry Staunton said it is "pretty obvious what was really going on" after the government refuted his claims that he was told to stall compensation to Horizon scandal victims.

Ofcom has launched an investigation into Rishi Sunak's recent appearance on GB News.

A London Fashion Week show held in the same room as the Elgin Marbles in the British Museum has sparked anger from the Greek government.

The widow of former Russian Federal Security Service agent, Alexander Litvinenko, has said Vladimir Putin critics in Russia need support from the West.

Trisha Goddard, best known for hosting the talk show Trisha, has revealed her cancer has returned after previously being diagnosed in 2008 and recovering from the illness.