Новости за 15.04.2024

The Blues are on a seven-match unbeaten run in all competitions

The 72-year-old has been serving as prime minister since 2004

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar was speaking to the STUC congress in Dundee.

More than 400 Barnet residents have been told they must pay between £14,000 and £23,000 to replace cladding which the council has identified as a fire risk

City Voices: Taken together, London’s top flight mightn’t look so appealing. But that doesn’t mean that all UK stocks should be written off.

It is hoped a decision will be made before the final weekend of the Premier League season

Think tank report says many people with disabilities would be better off under previous benefits system

Convicted fraudster Donald McPherson was cleared on a judge’s direction of murdering his wife Paula Leeson.

We are at a point in the fashion calendar where greenwashing starts to peak. My inbox is groaning with endless pitches promising innovation and thrills from so-called sustainable brands. Celebrate Earth Day with a T-shirt that will likely end up in landfill? No, thank you.

The Duke of Sussex can now take his case directly to the Court of Appeal for the green light to bring an appeal

Arrests come into probe of crime gang alleged to smuggle illicit cash out of UK into Albania

Leakers have already revealed the new skins they expect to be added to the game

The streaming giant is said to be putting big money into the new survival series

West Ham remain without a key man in attack ahead of a crucial European clash

‘This is a parents' absolute nightmare, when they have a child with mental illness, that something like this could happen,’ said Joel Cauchi’s mother

SME Season: Sorting personal money while starting a business

Strong winds have blown over a caravan, sent trampolines and tiles flying and knocked over fences and bins in the village of Knutton, Staffordshire.

The car was involved in a pursuit involving Kent Police

The West Wing remains amongst the worst things to ever happen to British politics. And I should know – I can still recite that speech in Latin.

The California music festival is renowned for attracting celebrities from across the globe

A divorce applied for by mistake must stand, a top judge has ruled

China-ruled Hong Kong last month has enacted a much-criticised new national security law that strengthens powers to suppress dissent

Charlotte Tilbury’s latest launch of six perfumes aren’t just designed to make you smell good — they’re engineered to direct your emotions. Madeleine Spencer investigates the rise of mood-altering scents

Police shared photos of the haul in a large suitcase

People will be able to visit the Downing Street garden where David Cameron once flipped burgers with Barack Obama and unveiled the coalition pact with Nick Clegg