Новости за 14.11.2023

David Frost, Jacob Rees-Mogg and others condemn ex-PM’s appointment as foreign secretary – but EU diplomats welcome move

As the group stage kicks off, some of the biggest teams in Europe are already out – does the Women’s Champions League need to change?

Nepal becomes latest country to ban Chinese social media app

Filing reveals Truth Social’s parent company lost over $22m in first half of 2023

The U.N. humanitarian office says another 200,000 people have fled northern Gaza in less than 10 days

Australia's immigration minister says three murderers are among 81 foreigners recently released after the High Court ruled their indefinite detention in migrant centers was unconstitutional

The body of a Mississippi man who died after being hit by a police SUV driven by an off-duty officer was exhumed Monday

After a sterile year, Chelsea have shown an ability to rise to the occasion and there are finally signs of attacking excitement and strategy at Stamford Bridge

Watch a live view over the Israel-Gaza border on Tuesday 14 November.

The Office for National Statistics said regular wages rose 1% after taking Consumer Prices Index inflation into account.

King will host private dinner for friends and family, sans Harry and Meghan, according to reports

Unless the Foreign Office warns against travel, the assumption is that trips will go ahead as normal

The mother of the toddler murdered in 1993 has said Jon Venables should be kept behind bars.

Friends of filmmaker reach out to public for tips related to his disappearance

Murder mystery navigates its way through a century of detective influences, from Conan Doyle to Gillian Flynn

The Oscar-nominated director behind ‘Velvet Goldmine’, ‘Carol’ and ‘I’m Not There’ tells Adam White about his provocative new film: a scorching melodrama about sex, narcissism and tabloid infamy starring Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman

Food has always been a central part of the Saturday Kitchen presenter’s life

The seemingly unflappable superhero franchise has been on the ropes this year, with ‘The Marvels’ setting a new low at the box office. A demise feels inevitable, writes Louis Chilton, but Disney’s golden goose has some cards up its sleeve yet

In the months before a man becomes a dad, a strange cabal of men seems to emerge and pointlessly terrify many impending fathers. Who are they? That would be other dads, engaging in what passes for banter but can actually be more impactful to men in the woozy state of life transformation, writes Oliver Keens

The chef and presenter talks to Prudence Wade about his kids’ opposing attitudes towards food, the differences between working in kitchens and on TV and the confidence that comes with age

Vote checkers in New Zealand have been so overwhelmed by foreign interference that they’ve been forced to delay announcing a winner

At an age when many of his contemporaries have long since retired, King Charles III is not one to put his feet up

Braverman sacking sees Cleverly shifted to Home Office, as Cameron becomes foreign secretary

Internal documents obtained by The Associated Press show that the World Health Organization has paid $250 each to at least 104 women in Congo who say they were sexually abused or exploited by Ebola outbreak responders

The newspapers agree the Prime Minister has taken a risk with the appointment and the sacking of Suella Braverman.