Новости за 11.12.2024

I used leftovers and things I already had in the fridge to make this delicious dessert

Limescale quickly makes taps appear grubby even if you're regularly cleaning them. To skip all the effort of scrubbing, you only need to rely on one natural product, claimed cleaning enthusiasts.

EXCLUSIVE: The government will need to stump up nearly £800m a year to offset the worst effects of state pension poverty.

Young admitted she also had days where she felt ‘less good’, but said it helped to keep in a routine.

Joanna Page’s co-star, Mathew Horne, said he was glad the show’s writers were ‘finishing on their own terms’.

The technology works by directing an intense beam of infrared light towards its target, the Ministry of Defence said.

The First Minister has chosen a picture by PA Media photographer Jane Barlow for his official card, which will raise money for Children First.

While detected residues were mostly below legal limits, Pesticide Action Network expressed concerns of cumulative exposure to toxic chemicals.

The charity deployed crisis response teams following Storm Bert and Storm Darragh in the past few weeks.

The Ministry of Justice set out the plans on Wednesday.

More personnel could decide to leave the military because of poor accommodation if action is not taken, the report warns.

The research by housing charity Shelter found the estimated figure of more than 350,000 people – enough to fill Wembley stadium almost four times – includes 161,495 children

Deepfake video that appear to show celebrities promoting investments have been named among the most widespread scams of 2024, as criminals take advantage of rapidly developing artificial intelligence

Labour hit out at the Tories’ 'gross negligence' in failing to deal with crumbling, overcrowded prisons as it vowed to create 14,000 jail spaces to ensure the public is safe

In a searing report, the Commons’ Women and Equalities Committee hit out at 'medical misogyny' and a lack of education resulting in women suffering for years across the country

Parliament's Defence Committee said the UK's armed forces are being forced to live in 'shocking' accommodation with damp and mould - raising fears many will leave the military

Ahead of Christmas, consumer group Which? has tested 3,500 items across home, electronics and motorising, whittling it down to a list of 50 must-buy items rated highly for factors such as value and efficiency

British Army troops have fired the UK's first ever laser gun at Radnor Range in Wales, which is capable of picking out enemy drones from out of the sky from an armoured vehicle

As Syrian rebels draw up a 'hit list' of Bashar al-Assad's torture and murder squads the Voice of the Mirror says those who participated in the torture of Syrians should 'face their own day of judgement'

The telecoms giant has analysed data from across its networks during 2024.

Rory Stewart’s memoir Politics On The Edge topped the biography category.

The Callum Skye is a luxury £100,000 EV from the former design director of Jaguar, Ian Callum

A new study of thousands of secondary school teachers found a mixed attitude towards the technology, and confusion on AI policy in schools.

The UK is one of the most nature depleted countries in the world with declining biodiversity.

DEBT accrued by households claiming Carer’s Allowance has reached a staggering £251.7million.