Новости за 06.11.2023

Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino returns to Spurs hoping to defeat his old club

The Metropolitan Police said there are concerns that breakaway groups will cause violence.

Bangladesh won by three wickets but the match will be remembered for Angelo Mathews’ dismissal

West London-based institution denied any suggestions that students’ safety had been put at risk

The military wing of Palestinian group Hamas says it fired 16 rockets from Lebanon into northern Israel, triggering Israeli airstrikes on the Lebanese side of the border

Albania has agreed to temporarily give shelter to thousands of the migrants who reach Italy while Italian authorities process their asylum bids

‘PLEASE TELL ME YOU DID NOT PAY FOR THAT,’ stunned viewer writes

Abortion is once again on the ballot. Has the equation changed at all?

Watch live as Joe Biden announces the latest funding to modernise key portions of the Amtrak, the US's busiest rail corridor that stretches from Boston to Washington, DC, on Monday (6 November).

The reality star left the Oppenheim Group in April 2022

PM and chair Greg Hands under pressure to act – as ‘rot’ at heart of party blamed for years of failure over misconduct claims

A Texas Southern University tuba player was filmed punching a heckler during a college American football game on Saturday, 4 November, before carrying on playing his instrument.

Tech billionaire has accused OpenAI of ‘training AI to be woke’

‘It changed everything,’ Stamos says of arrest for driving under the influence

The index never moved far from its starting point during the day.

Bobby Singleton and Jon Boutcher have been shortlisted in the race to succeed Simon Byrne as the region’s top officer.

Residents reported brown water which Thames Water insisted was safe to drink after fixing the problem

Dubliner Thomas Hand called for ‘some humane feelings of any kind’ for Hamas captors to release kidnapped children.

‘Don’t think when you get up because stupid stuff comes into your mind and negative stuff,’ actor says

Acclaimed restaurant series is stirring up more drama

“Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert” is a faithful recreation of Bob Dylan’s infamous concert, from the tour where he played electric guitar for the first time

What do Hopkins – a far-right rent-a-gob – and Robinson – a convicted criminal – really contribute to the national conversation, other than misinformation framed as ‘truth’, wonders Katie Edwards

Big names such as Boots, Dyson, John Lewis, Ninja, Shark and Very have dropped early deals

Callum Rycroft, 12, was hit by a car as he attempted to run across the M62 with his father Matthew in August.

Dame Alison admitted she talked with a BBC reporter about Mr Farage’s relationship with Coutts - a NatWest subsidiary