Новости за 29.06.2016

A special performance of the play Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme has been staged at the site of the 1916 battle.

Pro-EU supporters attend a demonstration against the EU referendum decision outside the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh.

Jeremy Corbyn says he was given a mandate to lead the Labour Party by "hundreds of thousands" and will carry on.

A SWAT van spray painted by Bristol street artist Banksy fetches more then £218,000 at auction.

Angela Eagle will challenge Jeremy Corbyn for the Labour leadership on Thursday, the BBC is told, but Mr Corbyn says he is determined to "carry on" in the face of calls to resign.

What explains the curious appeal of the car-racing board game?

Conservative MPs have until noon on Thursday to put their names forward to be the next prime minister, and leader of the party.

Natasha and her son Henry are living in one room in a guest house where they have to share a bed.

The leadership crisis has put the Labour Party in peril, according to deputy leader Tom Watson.

A teenager stabbed an "entirely innocent" man to death after one of the victim's friends described a young woman as "fit", a court hears.

British qualifier Marcus Willis' remarkable Wimbledon run ends with defeat by Roger Federer on Centre Court.

A short animation explaining the process to elect a new Labour Party leader.

For these UK-based expats, paying their bills back home just got a lot tougher

Martin McGuinness says he does not accept Northern Ireland cannot maintain any kind of special status within the EU after the UK withdraws from it.

Almost a quarter of all deaths in England and Wales were potentially avoidable, figures for 2014, published by the Office for National Statistics, suggest.

A woman who claims celebrity publicist Max Clifford forced her to perform a sex act on him first told her husband about the alleged incident in 2010, a court hears.

Umbrellas and Wellington boots may be order of the day as five-day rowing spectacular kicks off, but the wet weather hasn't dampened spirits.

Mountain rescue teams find some of the 24 children who got lost in the Brecon Beacons.

UK shares and the pound continue to regain some of the ground lost in the wake of the UK's vote to leave the EU.

An autistic computer hacker tells a court extraditing him to America would "result in a tragedy".

Three boys remain in hospital - two of them in a serious condition - following a rollercoaster crash at a theme park in North Lanarkshire at the weekend.

A burglar is found guilty of raiding the home of pop star Rita Ora while she and her sister slept upstairs.

As Labour MPs challenge Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, what do traditional strongholds think about the party?

No pick and choose single market, EU leaders meeting in Brussels say, after discussing the UK vote to leave.

Names of individuals and organisations listed in the Thomson Reuters World-Check Risk Screening database are leaked.