A BBC News hírei angol nyelven

• Russia-Ukraine tensions: UK warns of plot to install pro-Moscow ally
• German navy chief resigns over Ukraine comments
• Covid: New Zealand PM Ardern cancels wedding amid Omicron wave
• IS prison break in Syria sparks days of clashes
• Stowaway found in South Africa plane wheel at Amsterdam airport
• Jean-Jacques Savin: French adventurer dies crossing Atlantic Ocean
• Burkina Faso soldiers at bases in Ouagadougou
• Sedef Kabas: Turkish journalist jailed for reciting proverb
• Cameroon nightclub fire: Liv's Night Club in Yaoundé hit by deadly blaze
• Anoosheh Ashoori: Iranian-Briton starts hunger strike in prison

A CNN hírei angol nyelven

• January 6 committee has been talking with ex-attorney general William Barr, chairman says
• UK Royal Navy seizes more than $20 million worth of drugs in Gulf of Oman
• Sanders says it was 'absolutely' appropriate for Sinema to be censured
• Blinken says 'a single additional Russian force' entering Ukraine would trigger US response
• At least 16 killed, several injured in nightclub fire in Cameroon's capital
• 'Billions' returns to its original formula without an Axe to grind
• Turkish journalist detained after 'insulting' President Erdogan in a TV interview
• She found a $3 million lottery prize in her spam folder
• A Houston-area deputy who trained and mentored others was killed during a traffic stop, constable says
• Controversial Police Encounters Fast Facts

A The Guardian hírei angol nyelven

• Nusrat Ghani: PM said he ‘could not get involved’ over ‘Muslimness’ sacking claim
• Severe shortage of nurses in UK children’s intensive care units
• EU official vows rapid sanctions if Russia launches Ukraine military attack
• Dominic Raab refuses to confirm full publication of Sue Gray partygate report
• Brexit leaves furious British citizens stranded in EU countries
• Infected blood scandal: ex-pupils and relatives sue Hampshire school
• UK taxpayers to pay former Post Office workers up to £1bn compensation
• Gove threatens trading ban on cladding firms unless they pay for repairs
• Eighty years late: groundbreaking work on slave economy is finally published in UK
• Can they fix it? UK project to explore ability and desire to repair tech