Новости за 11.01.2023

Follow for live updates on the search for Ana Walshe, who vanished in Cohasset, Massachusetts, on 1 January

Exclusive: Watchdog says allies’ forces would be brought into scope of terrorism laws if government goes ahead with ban

Take on sweat-inducing workouts from the comfort of your living room

At the first Prime Minister’s Questions of the year, the Labour leader focused his line of attack on the NHS strikes.

Hussein Husseini, a former Lebanese parliament speaker and the father of the 1989 Taif Agreement that ended the country’s 15-year civil war, has died after days of illness

The flanker was hurt in Sale’s Premiership game against Harlequins

‘We’ve seen a miscalculation leading to serious wars many times in history’

The American and Clearlake Capital have spent more than £300m since taking over the club last May

Consumer champion urges viewers to be prepared to haggle for better deals

The FAA has grounded all domestic US flights after a pilot notification system went down

The Portuguese forward, who arrives at Stamford Bridge on loan, points to further confusion surrounding the strategy under Todd Boehly

It’s believed the bear was from Charles’ days at boarding school Gordonstoun, Scotland where he was badly bullied

Lexi Jones shared the video on Instagram as tribute to her late father on the anniversary of his death

The prime minister must look over his shoulder to the Tory MPs on his right flank, but Perry O’Neill’s parting shot shows he must also watch out for Tory moderates

Jill Biden will undergo surgery to remove a potentially cancerous lesion above her right eye

Official data to show total number of births in 2022 at a record low of 10 million

The Portuguese arrives on loan at Stamford Bridge from Atletico Madrid

Exclusive: Ministers should be focused on ending strikes rather than ‘removing right of NHS staff to withdraw their labour’, says Stephen Dorrell

The arrival of the Portugal international comes with Blues manager Graham Potter in the grip of an injury crisis.

Artworks were smashed, stabbed and grafittied in attack on congressional buildings

A bookbinder has made it their mission to remove JK Rowling’s name from Harry Potter books.

PM says he used ‘independent’ health care as he clashes with Labour leader in Commons

Sir Keir Starmer said that the Conservative Party has gone from “clapping the nurses to sacking the nurses” in the first Prime Minister’s Questions of 2023 today, 11 January.

The outbreak killed 55 of the 143 people infected since September

Around 25,000 U.K. ambulance workers have gone on strike, walking out for the second time since December in an ongoing dispute with the government over pay