Новости за 20.02.2024

There was chaos in the Commons this afternoon before the debate on a Gaza ceasefire even got under way.

The public may have to wait years to feel the benefit of the Online Safety Act, MPs have warned.

Footage has emerged of the moment police discovered what they believe to be the body of Clapham chemical attack suspect Abdul Ezedi in the River Thames.

The NHS England psychiatric care system is "collapsing" under the weight of "unsafe" mixed gender care spaces, inadequate safeguarding protections and bed shortages, according to former and current staff members who have spoken exclusively to Sky News.

A former YouTuber who gave parenting advice online has been jailed for up to 30 years after she admitted to physically and emotionally abusing her children.

The Home Office has fired the chief inspector of borders and immigration after he "lost the confidence" of the home secretary.

The head of the environment watchdog has ordered farmers to clean up their act on river pollution, telling them it is time to "take their medicine".

A railway company has apologised after broadcaster Martin Lewis complained about the "disgraceful" service on a packed train from London St Pancras to Sheffield with one working toilet.

A reduction in average speeds on Welsh roads shows attitudes to the default 20mph speed limit are "beginning to change", according to a government minister.

More than half of people on universal credit have recently been unable to afford more food after running out, according to a survey.

The father of a baby whose birth certificate was allegedly defaced to remove reference to Israel while with the UK's passport authorities has told Sky News his daughter did nothing wrong and being Jewish in the UK is "very hard".

The Body Shop has announced it is closing half of its stores in the UK - including seven today and cutting 40% of roles at its London-based head office.

Three people have been charged with criminal damage after a Greenpeace protest at Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's home.

Police searching for a two-year-old boy who fell into a Leicestershire river say they have CCTV footage which they believe shows the moment he fell into the water.

The mother of Nottingham attack victim Barnaby Webber says she burst into tears when she found out the sentence given to her son's killer was being reviewed.

Patients and their families can request a rapid second opinion from April if they are worried about a condition getting worse, as the NHS rolls out Martha's Rule in England.

The partner of aristocrat Constance Marten told police she was a "good mother" and had "done nothing wrong" when questioned about the death of their newborn baby, a court heard.

Labour has called for an "immediate ceasefire" in Gaza for the first time, saying the situation there is "intolerable".

Alexei Navalny's widow Yulia Navalnaya has had her account suspended - and then restored - on social media platform X.

Prince William has said that "too many have been killed" in the Israel-Hamas war, as he called for the fighting to end "as soon as possible".

From 1 April, 129 of 137 councils in England which have published their budgets are increasing council tax by the maximum 4.99% allowed, or have a special dispensation to go higher.

A body has been found in the search for the Clapham chemical attack suspect, Abdul Shokoor Ezedi.

The sentence of the Nottingham attacker who stabbed two students and a caretaker to death will be referred to the Court of Appeal after the attorney general found it to be "unduly lenient".

Lionel Messi has tried to explain his failure to play in a friendly match in Hong Kong in a video on Chinese social media - in response to a growing backlash over his absence.

An injection that can "reduce the risk of harmful allergic reactions" in people with food allergies has been approved for use in the US.