Новости за 11.03.2024

A 20-year-old man raped a 15-year-old girl after taking her out into the sea off Bournemouth beach on a busy summer's day, a court has heard.

Three parties Lee Anderson. Labour, Conservative and now Reform. Just weeks ago he batted off suggestions he'd defect to Reform, having lost his job as deputy party chair for rebelling over the Rwanda bill.

If an intern had produced the sort of editing the Princess of Wales did on her photo of her and her children, they would not get a job, a senior photographic agency executive has told Sky News.

The UK government has warned against all travel to Haiti as intense fighting and gang violence continues to spiral in the Caribbean nation.

The Princess of Wales has been pictured leaving Windsor alongside Prince William, following controversy over a Mother's Day photograph Kate admitted to "editing".

It should be one of the great moments in the Islamic calendar. When a month of prayer, fasting and ultimately celebration begins. But Ramadan has started this year in an atmosphere of resentment, fear and anger for Palestinian Muslims, thanks to the war in Gaza.

Constance Marten planned to pay someone to smuggle her baby abroad, a court has heard.

Three Palestinians have been arrested on terrorism charges in Italy.

Greg Rutherford has given a health update after a "significant injury" forced him to withdraw from the Dancing On Ice finale.

Sir Keir Starmer has told Sky News his late father "would be proud" if he makes it into Number 10.

Coronation Street star William Roache has been given three months to settle his tax debt.

The value of Bitcoin has reached a new high, just days after the previous record was broken.

A nurse who was left unable to walk for six weeks after a car crash has been told police provided an "acceptable" service despite the US suspect leaving the country before facing court.

At least "some" NFL fans who attended a near-record cold game in Kansas City suffered extreme frostbite and had to undergo amputations, doctors have revealed.

Red paint has been sprayed across the front of the Scottish Parliament as part of a protest against rising food insecurity.

The decision to transfer Josef Fritzl - who kept his daughter captive for 24 years and raped her thousands of times - to a regular prison has been overturned by an Austrian court.

A 16-year-old boy has been charged with murder in connection with a fatal stabbing of a teenager in Wolverhampton.

The roof of a double-decker bus was completely torn off after hitting a low railway bridge in West Lothian.

Creative Scotland has announced it is reviewing a decision to provide more than £84,000 of public money to an explicit arts project involving "non-simulated" sex performances.

Anyone who thinks their low-pressure shower is better for the environment because it uses less water may be in for a surprise.

Former Conservative deputy chair Lee Anderson has defected to Reform UK, becoming the party's first MP in the Commons.

The Princess of Wales has apologised "for any confusion" after she admitted to "editing" a controversial Mother's Day image of her with her three children.

Two pilots fell asleep for almost 30 minutes during a passenger flight over Indonesia, according to a report.

After major photo agencies pulled the Mother's Day picture of the Princess of Wales and her three children, Kate has now personally apologised for any "confusion" caused and said she edited the image.

Security minister Tom Tugendhat has said he "absolutely" agrees with three former home secretaries that tackling extremism should not be used for "short-term tactical advantage" in the run-up to the general election.