Новости за 29.04.2024

Victim Khaled Saleh died despite attempts by shocked park-goers to save his life

Italians face experienced opponent after Liverpool upset

The Government says rent controls would be ‘completely the wrong approach’ - and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is also opposed to them

The actor and comedian said he feels a ‘new resource within me has switched on’ following the baptism.

Conor McGregor and Frank Warren lead messages of support for UFC icon

London derby will have big impact on which of these teams qualify for what European competition

Huge Arsenal fan Anne Hathaway could not hide her delight after being surprised by one of her sporting heroes during an appearance on US television.

SNP MP Marion Fellows argued it was a ‘Westminster problem’ which must be sorted out in the UK Parliament.

Monday’s debate has no vote but is a chance for MPs to share their own and their constituents’ views on the issue.

The BBC will broadcast a two-hander special episode.

The chief inspector of prisons said the facility is ‘unable to cope’ with demand

Triple fitness worry for Dortmund

English rugby’s governing body has no concerns over officials refereeing their former clubs

Spurs learn the value of a dedicated set-piece coach as Gunners lean on valuable weapon in crucial north London derby win

One horse is expected to make a full recovery, while the other is being watched closely by vets

The former 90s rom-com queen says ‘I appreciate my age’ and is no longer about ‘pleasing others and trying to make everyone happy’

Gareth Southgate cannot afford to leave the Hammers talisman behind this summer as he continues to add new strings to his bow

Germans sweating over Jamal Musiala and Leroy Sane

Jurgen Klopp could have key duo back for Tottenham clash at Anfield

A man was led to safety by firefighters

Eagles boss is delighted with improvement in form with his side now unbeaten in four Premier League matches

Bacari-Bronze O’Garro was found guilty of theft at Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court.

The Government’s Legacy Act received royal assent last year despite widespread opposition from political parties and victims’ organisations.

Highly anticipated duel has been confirmed as a professional contest

On the bright side, there are, it seems, no moral grounds for denying Oscar Wilde a memorial on consecrated ground. A sculpture of his head can now be erected in a former churchyard in Chelsea after a Church of England consistory court overrode objections that it would be offensive. On the downside, the work is by the late Sir Eduardo Paolozzi and it is quite, quite hideous.