Новости за 14.05.2024

Aston Villa qualify for the Champions League for the first time after top-four rivals Tottenham Hotspur lost to Manchester City on Tuesday.

The child was seen sitting on the knee of a passenger as an Audi A3 sped away, police say.

Höcke has led the Alternative for Germany's (AfD) regional branch in Thuringia since the party was founded in 2013

Nicknamed "The Fly", he reportedly had links to the drugs trade and was freed when armed men attacked a prison van.

Nikesh Rughani, Abhishek Jhunjhunwala and Steven Finn bring you the latest from the IPL.

Stephen Davies lost his job six months after a BBC journalist falsely said he had been feeding stories to a newspaper about the princess.

Israel says Egypt must reopen the crossing - but Egypt says Israel's military operation there is blocking aid.

Linfield midfielder Kyle McClean is named as Ulster Footballer of the Year as Cliftonville's Marissa Callaghan wins Women's Footballer of the Year

The notes of the first NI Executive meeting after Bobby Storey's funeral were requested seven times.

The machine that allows patients to take their own blood samples for analysis from home.

Labour could get rid of the final hereditary members of the House of Lords if it wins the general election.

Scotland centre Sione Tuipulotu joins Tom and Andy to discuss fatherhood and family ties

Rory McIlroy will tee off at 13:15 BST on Thursday, 16 May as he looks to end a 10-year major drought at the US PGA Championship.

Organisers say they are working on solutions to address bad behaviour near the art installation.

Ulster head coach Richie Murphy says that it was "nice to finally put to bed" speculation surrounding his future after he was confirmed as the province's permanent boss.

OpenAI has unveiled the latest version of ChatGPT. It's called GPT-4o, and is faster and sounds more conversational than previous versions.

Richie Murphy discusses the challenges facing Ulster after his appointment as the province's permanent head coach.

A driver is jailed after his lorry ploughed into the back of a horsebox that had broken down.

Obesity jabs 'could reduce heart attack risk' says new study

Sixteen cryptosporidium cases and about 70 reports of symptomatic people are confirmed in Brixham.

Canadian writer Alice Munro was known as the "master of the contemporary short story".

Rory McIlroy files a petition to a Florida court to end his seven-year marriage with Erica.

The Housing Cladding Remediation Bill passed unanimously at Holyrood with 116 votes in favour.

The troubled new Manchester arena finally opens its doors to the public at the fourth attempt.

Jon Rahm says a merger between the PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) should not be rushed as it has the "opportunity to set golf up in a very positive way for decades to come."