Новости за 01.06.2016

A man and six-year-old girl have died after incident at property in East Cowes on the Isle of Wight, police say.

Police secure more time to investigate allegations of improper election expenses in South Thanet during the 2015 general election.

Royal Troon is to hold a special meeting on 1 July to propose the introduction of women members.

The British Retail Consortium suggests leaving the EU could have a greater impact on food than on any other part of the retail industry.

England boss Roy Hodgson says he had been hoping to use Thursday's game against Portugal as a rehearsal for dealing with Gareth Bale.

Peter Taylor looks back at the political climate of 1974

A former aide to Prime Minister David Cameron is found guilty of possessing and downloading indecent images of children.

Scientists unravel details of the famous mutation that turned moths black during the industrial revolution.

A man is facing multiple life sentences for numerous sex crimes against Malaysian children which he boasted about on the "dark web".

Andy Murray finds his form to get the better of home favourite Richard Gasquet and reach the French Open semi-finals.

An ex-Rotherham UKIP group leader has been ordered to pay a total of £80,000 in damages to two MPs over remarks he made about the town's child sex exploitation scandal.

A man born with severe disabilities after his mother was raped by her father wins the right to claim compensation.

Rising land prices—and rising sea levels—spark fresh interest in floating homes

US presidential hopeful Donald Trump says he will attend the official opening of the revamped Trump Turnberry hotel and golf resort in Ayrshire.

A league system for Test cricket could be introduced in 2019, says International Cricket Council chief executive Dave Richardson.

Inquests into the deaths of 21 people in the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings - one of the worst terrorist attacks in British history - are to be reopened.

What does shop music do to your brain?

A blind man is turned away from a restaurant to celebrate his birthday because his guide dog is deemed a "hygiene risk" by the manager.

Prince Harry presents a US solider's gold Invictus Games medal to the hospital team who saved her life two years ago.

The parents of a man who is alleged to have travelled to Iraq to join the so-called Islamic State group are charged with terrorism offences.

A seven-man gang who conspired to rob a jewellery store at the Old Course Hotel in St Andrews are jailed for a total of 47 years.

The UK's economy would suffer "a large negative shock" if it left the EU, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development warns.

Former snooker champion Willie Thorne, who has been addicted to gambling for much of his adult life, says he has avoided it for 18 months.

Roman tablets discovered during excavations in London include the oldest hand-written document ever found in Britain, archaeologists say.

Ex-IRA member says Birmingham pub bombers will not be tried