Новости за 07.05.2016

What we all can learn from one of sport’s most remarkable triumphs

Leicester City lift the Premier League trophy in front of jubilant fans following a 3-1 win against Everton.

The UK is the place to be this weekend if you're looking for some sunshine and warmth.

A junior doctor whose body was found in the sea after a major search suffered from "work-related anxiety" her sister says.

Chancellor George Osborne is warned that gaps in existing pension laws "could put the retirement savings of many thousands of people at risk".

A warehouse worker in Shropshire has escaped uninjured, after spending eight hours buried under several tonnes of cheese.

Labour's Marvin Rees has been elected as Bristol city's mayor, ousting George Ferguson as council leader.

Juan Mata scores the winner as Manchester United beat Norwich to plunge the Canaries deeper into relegation trouble.

Sadiq Khan pledges a "better" future for London as he is sworn in as the new mayor - while the Conservatives face questions over the tone of their election campaign.

Neil Hamilton is expected to challenge Nathan Gill to lead UKIP's new assembly group, sources tell BBC Wales.

I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here! star Lady Colin Campbell calls for a speed camera outside her castle after she was involved in a three-car crash.

Re-elected police and crime commissioner says he will investigate former press officer's Hillsborough "spin" claims.

Nature-lovers are shedding their clothes and heading outside to mark World Naked Gardening Day.

A 30-year-old woman is rescued by firefighters after getting stuck in a baby swing in a park.

In an interview with CBS This Morning's Norah O'Donnell, Prince Harry has spoken of how he hopes his mother would be "incredibly proud" of his work with injured veterans.

Rescue workers have described the moment a worker trapped under a "huge amount" of cheese walked away uninjured as "astonishing".

Two women are taken to hospital after taking ecstasy at a Manchester nightclub, prompting a police warning over a batch of the drug known as Lego.

The defence secretary has refused to confirm that he trusts the capital's new mayor with the safety of its residents.

Teaching unions welcome a decision by Education Secretary Nicky Morgan to scrap plans to make all state schools in England become academies.

An elderly man is killed in a fire at a house in Luton.

A man is charged with the murder of a 31-year-old woman who has been missing for four days.

Rail passengers in Britain made about 1.7 billion train journeys during the past year, according to the Rail Delivery Group, a rise of 3.7%.

The painful awkwardness that some politicians suffer

Three men arrested after the funeral of a dissident republican are charged in connection with terrorist offences.

Junior doctor representatives at the British Medical Association are to decide whether to join government talks over the disputed new employment contracts.