Новости за 27.02.2024

A mother accused of murdering her three-year-old son has claimed she used a bamboo cane to beat him because the Bible told her she could "chastise her child", a court has heard.

Thomas Kingston, the husband of Lady Gabriella who died suddenly aged 45, was a financier who married into the Royal Family in a ceremony at Windsor Castle.

Rishi Sunak is failing to hold together the voting coalition that delivered Boris Johnson a decisive victory in the 2019 general election, according to The Voters Panel on Sky News - launched today.

Joe Biden's claim there could be an imminent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was "wishful thinking", a spokesperson for the Palestinian group has told Sky News.

Thomas Kingston, the husband of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent's daughter Lady Gabriella Kingston, has died suddenly aged 45.

Two men who owned a trampoline park where 11 people broke their backs and hundreds more got injured have been fined and ordered to do community service.

Constance Marten was twice warned of the dangers of allowing a baby to fall asleep on her chest, a court has heard.

Civil rights leader Reverend Al Sharpton has labelled comments such as those by MP Lee Anderson made about Sadiq Khan as "despairingly racist".

The mile-long strip in Ecuador's port city of Esmeraldas is rocking to the sound of Latin beats and laughter.

Sony has revealed plans for 900 job losses across its Playstation division, with the company's operations in the UK among those affected.

The ousted Post Office chairman has insisted it was the company's current chief executive who was the subject of an internal investigation, not him.

A former member of a disbanded militant group linked to robberies and attempted murder has been arrested in Germany after more than 30 years on the run.

The UK-registered Rubymar cargo vessel appears to be drifting north as new video shows it barely afloat after a Houthi attack.

"Thousands" of starfish have washed up on a beach in Kent, with the local council warning residents "to keep dogs and children away from them".

A priest in Italy narrowly avoided possible death when he noticed a chalice was laced with bleach just as he was about to sip from it during mass.

The BBC has apologised to the family involved in the Huw Edwards scandal over the way it handled their complaint.

Sky News has joined other UK broadcasters and organisations from around the world to call for access to Gaza to report on the war.

Former Tory MP Scott Benton has been suspended from the Commons for 35 days over his role in a lobbying sting - creating another headache for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

The former home of music legend Freddie Mercury is up for sale - on the market for offers in excess of £30m.

Owners of Crooked House, known as "Britain's wonkiest pub" have been ordered to rebuild it after it was destroyed last year.

The UK COVID inquiry has begun its first hearing in Wales, looking at the decisions taken by the Welsh government during the pandemic.

A Swedish international and former Arsenal footballer is being treated in hospital for an acute brain illness after collapsing at his home, his Danish club have said.

New Zealand is today repealing what would have been a world-first ban on young people ever being able to buy cigarettes.

More than £1bn will be spent on compensating victims of the Post Office's faulty Horizon IT software, according to a senior civil servant.

Scientists have discovered one of the world's smallest fish is capable of making sounds registering more than 140 decibels - which is louder than a pneumatic drill.