Новости за 21.06.2016

A man has been found guilty of murdering his six-year-old daughter just 11 months after she was returned to his care following a custody battle.

How did a father with a history of violence win back care of the daughter he would go on to kill?

A man who suffered severe burns at the Glastonbury Festival site has died, police say.

Five devices are blown up on a Moray beach once thought to have been used to train soldiers for D-Day landings.

A campaign to raise awareness of Female Genital Mutilation has been launched in an area of the UK which has a large Somali population.

Crowds who gathered at Stonehenge at dawn to mark the summer solstice were down by about half this year, English Heritage says.

MP Stuart Donaldson says he's concerned leaving the European Union could affect going on holiday in places like Zante and Magaluf.

A one-year-old baby was among thousands of child victims of sex abuse with an online element in the past year, police figures obtained by the NSPCC show.

Vulnerable people should be allowed to place a delay on large payments leaving their bank to protect them from scams, a report says.

A Briton arrested at a Donald Trump rally trying to take a policeman's gun says said he wanted to kill the candidate, court papers say.

A century on from an explosion at a munitions factory, a new play tells the story of the UK's single largest loss of female life in World War One.

The husband of killed MP Jo Cox thanks the public for their "incredible generosity" after a charity fund set up in her memory reaches £1m.

BBC journalist Caroline Wyatt says she is "determined to make the most of her life" after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

As Wimbledon prepares to use emotion-tracking cameras at this year's tennis championships, sport is becoming increasingly digital for fans, players and venues alike.

Around 28m people in the UK are living in chronic pain from conditions such as arthritis, researchers estimate.

The NHS could save money and patients' time by giving fewer but stronger doses of radiotherapy treatment for prostate cancer, say experts.

The NHS is stuck in an "endless winter" with hospitals left in chaos struggling to cope, doctors and nurses say.

David Cameron's former head of strategy claims the PM was told in 2012 it was "impossible" for the government to meet its flagship immigration pledge.

Billionaire investor George Soros says sterling will fall "precipitously" after a Brexit vote and it is "wishful thinking" that living standards will not be hit.

Hundreds of bees fitted with "licence plates" to track to their favourite places are to be released from a London rooftop.

Noise, fumes and the "horrendous smell" of diesel trains idling for up to five hours are blighting the lives of people in a Dorset seaside town.

Take a look behind the scenes of the live, televised EU debate which will be broadcast on Wednesday evening on BBC1.

Rail passengers are warned to expect cancellations and disruption as 24-hour strikes begin across Scotland and south-east England.

If Britain votes to leave the European Union could it prompt London to demand its own exit - in this case from the United Kingdom?

Emotional tributes to Labour MP Jo Cox and the EU referendum countdown dominate the front pages.