Новости за 28.06.2016

Young people join Alastair Campbell in front of the Houses of Parliament to protest the UK's vote to leave the EU.

Vodafone says it may consider moving its London headquarters out of the UK, depending on the outcome of Britain's negotiations to leave the EU.

Former Labour Home Secretary Lord Blunkett says the Labour Party "will be annihilated" at a general election, if Jeremy Corbyn is still leader.

A Lithuanian teenager living in Boston, Lincolnshire, reads out part of her social media message about Brexit.

Britain's Polish community has been left shocked by incidents of hate crime reported since the British referendum to leave the EU.

Roy Hodgson says England's 2-1 defeat by Iceland and exit from Euro 2016 will cause longer-term "damage" to the team.

Two men and a teenager are arrested on suspicion of affray after an alleged "hate incident" on a tram in Manchester.

Roy Hodgson is done as England manager - so who do bookies think is next?

Three Labour Party grassroots members in Leeds respond after Labour MPs passed a no-confidence motion in Jeremy Corbyn.

While a few of the pollsters got the referendum result almost spot-on, others meant that studying the polls failed to give a clear indication of what the outcome would be on the morning of 24 June.

We can't guarantee the winner but here are some things that will definitely happen at Wimbledon

As Jeremy Corbyn faces pressure to stand down, a look at the party's election rules and the circumstances in which a sitting leader can be challenged.

The UK Prime Minister David Cameron has arrived in Brussels for a summit following the UK's vote to leave the European Union - saying Britain will not turn its back on Europe.

A man who grew more than 800 cannabis plants worth more than £0.5m in a former nuclear bunker is found guilty by a jury.

Four Met police officers face possible dismissal after a jury found an 18-year-old man died when he crashed his moped during a police pursuit.

The European Parliament's first debate on the UK's vote to leave is marked by bitter exchanges, with accusations of lying and "Nazi propaganda".

An 8ft long boa constrictor became trapped after curling up inside a gas fire.

A bottle of "ignited liquid" is thrown at an employee of a halal butchers in a potential racist attack.

UK financial markets calm down after two days of turmoil in the wake of the Brexit vote, with the FTSE 100 gaining more than 2%.

Police did not check the record of a foreign murderer, who is believed to have killed schoolgirl Alice Gross, because they were unaware how to do so, an inquest hears.

Share books, not selfies

A 16-year-old British boy admits launching cyber attacks on websites around the world.

A BBC interview with a Somme soldier is uncovered by his family after 33 years.

A two day hearing has just begun to decide whether Lauri Love, who is accused of hacking into US Federal Reserve computers, should be extradited to America.

Three new performers will join Strictly Come Dancing's line-up of professional dancers when the BBC One ratings winner returns in the autumn.