Новости за 10.07.2016

Seventy-four people are rescued when a passenger ferry on the River Mersey runs aground in Cheshire.

Britain's Andy Murray becomes Wimbledon champion for the second time with a superb performance against sixth seed Milos Raonic.

About 1,000 people march through Bristol in support of the Black Lives Matter movement

Tory leadership contender Andrea Leadsom faces a "black ops operation to denigrate her reputation", one of her backers says, following the "mother-gate" row.

Firefighters are tackling a blaze at a four-storey building housing a restaurant and flats in central London's Chinatown area.

A fire has broken out in London's Chinatown.

Lewis Hamilton takes a dominant victory in a hectic British Grand Prix to equal Nigel Mansell's record of four victories.

A rollercoaster ride is stopped mid-ride after someone put their leg outside the cart.

Friends star Matt LeBlanc is the "captain" Top Gear needs, his former co-host Chris Evans says, adding his own tenure was "not meant to be".

The Department for Education "chose not to publish" a report which found the smallest schools in England cannot afford to provide free school meals, a former policy adviser says.

Angela Eagle has said the Labour Party needs to unite in order to "heal the country".

UK Anti-Doping has begun an investigation and expressed "grave concern" over claims by two Kenyan doctors they gave banned performance-enhancing drugs to athletes from Britain and elsewhere.

A fund to raise money for the families of the five Birmingham wall collapse victims passes £20,000.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said he is "disappointed" in Angela Eagle's decision to challenge his leadership.

Cliff Richard instructs lawyers to make formal legal complaints to South Yorkshire Police and the BBC over their handling of a police raid on his home.

Thousands of people enjoy a portion of strawberries every day of the Wimbledon tennis tournament, with all of the fruit coming from just one farm in Kent.

A man is charged in connection with a crash which led to a footballer losing both of his legs.

Labour rivals Jeremy Corbyn and Angela Eagle are to appear on television to set out their credentials for the party leadership, as a row erupts over the election ballot paper.

Andrea Leadsom was accused of suggesting that having children would make her a better prime minister. Do the public agree?

The UK government is not keeping its promise to accept more child refugees, many of whom are risking their lives to get into Britain, a Labour peer says.

The Homeless World Cup begins in Glasgow later, with the Scottish men's team kicking off against Hong Kong.

Economic changes resulting from the UK voting to leave the European Union could see the defence budget reduced in real terms, a parliamentary committee says.

A memorial for British victims of terrorism is to be located at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire, David Cameron announces.

John Prescott, who was deputy prime minister when Britain went to war with Iraq in 2003, says the invasion by UK and US forces was illegal.

A 13-year-old boy is in a critical condition after taking an unknown drug thought to be ecstasy, according to Greater Manchester Police.