Новости за 20.01.2023

All you need to know as Jurgen Klopp and Graham Potter meet at Anfield

The man charged in the beating death of a 4-year-old Oklahoma girl on Christmas Day has been returned to the state

The Norbrook Youth Club in the Manchester area of Wythenshawe received a bookshelf unit crammed with children’s novels.

Bus burst into flames during morning school run

While Saints remain bottom of the table, they are now just a point from safety

Elle’s father hoped that a foundation will bring “systemic change” in tackling gun crime

Driver-only operation and ticket office closures have been parked in the sidings

New system will ban people from sharing, and encourage them to buy their own account

Oliver Lewin formed plans to target infrastructure after joining an online group which spread Covid-related conspiracy theories.

Welch already holds the honour of being the first woman to be appointed to referee an English Football League match

‘We all knew North had something to do with it,’ one fan claims

Travelling overland is great way to minimise the impact of an international flight – but it also means local encounters and time to soak in the scenery. Lynn Houghton tackles seven countries on one whirlwind rail adventure

Sabina Rizvi was shot outside Bexleyheath police station in London in 2003 and her inquest has now been listed for June 2023.

The 33-year-old Army physiotherapist is battling temperatures as low as minus 50c.

A green comet that will be visible from Earth for the first time since the Ice Age appears to be undergoing unusual changes.

The 27-year-old was detained at St James’s Hospital in Leeds at around 5am on Friday.

Organism new to UK waters could be to blame for killing thousands of creatures, experts say

The G7 summit saw world leaders gather in Carbis Bay in June 2021.

Everton fan Mick Cullen, more commonly known as Speedo Mick, did not let -3C temperatures stop him in his tracks on Friday.

Reboot won’t be hosted by Noel Edmonds

Ashfield MP Lee Anderson has attracted criticism for comments on everything from food bank use to nuisance tenants

Professor Ibrahim Hoteit leads a team charting the history of the Red Sea – and what it can tell us about its future and the wider issues facing the world

The Belgian forward joins the Gunners in a deal worth £27m to provide attacking reinforcements in their Premier League title challenge

Met Office issues yellow weather warning as cold snap lingers

Ruth Davison, the Refuge charity’s chief executive, said the Metropolitan Police’s issues went deeper than just ‘one bad apple’.