Новости за 17.07.2016

Five people have been seriously injured in a helicopter crash at an airfield in Breighton, East Yorkshire, police say.

The vote to leave the European Union will have a "horrible" impact on the UK economy, which could "judder to a halt", a leading fund manager warns.

Olympic cyclist Chris Boardman's mother Carol dies after a collision with a pick-up truck, as she was cycling in north Wales.

BBC News gained exclusive access to the secrets of the tech experts protecting Wimbledon from cyber attacks.

Kyle Edmund beats Serbia's Dusan Lajovic to give Great Britain an unassailable 3-1 lead to take them into the Davis Cup semi-finals.

The new transport secretary, Chris Grayling, says he has no plans to scrap the high-speed HS2 rail project.

Owen Smith vows to rewrite part of Labour's constitution to put tackling inequality at its heart, as he launches his leadership bid.

Nicola Sturgeon has said she would consider a second referendum on Scottish independence as early as next year if necessary.

A police dog has joined its handler in taking part in a push-up challenge to raise awareness of veteran suicide.

BBC reporter Adam Fleming shows the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn how to play Pokemon Go.

Labour leadership challenger Owen Smith outlines his ideas, like re-writing Clause IV to emphasise tackling inequality.

The managing director of Oxford City Football Club is found dead at the team's ground.

Education Secretary Justine Greening says she is "open minded" about allowing new grammar schools to open in England.

Nicola Sturgeon said she would consider a second referendum on Scottish independence as early as next year if necessary.

The Foreign Office relaxes travel advice for Britons visiting Turkey following the failed coup, saying the situation "appears to be calming".

Wales football star Gareth Bale gets engaged to his long-term girlfriend Emma Rhys-Jones.

Migrants who come to the UK before it exits the EU may not be given the right to stay, the new Brexit secretary says.

Dr Michael Carter explains how English Heritage will mark the 950th anniversary of the Battle of Hastings with a new exhibition at Battle Abbey.

Fire crews use ladders and a winch to free a 91-year-old pilot after his microlight crashes into an oak tree in Edenbridge.

Labour leadership challengers Angela Eagle and Owen Smith set out why each of them think they would be the best leader of their party.

Search efforts for three men killed in the Didcot power station collapse are to resume after the remainder of the boiler house building was demolished.

Prime Minister Theresa May describes Australian calls for a free trade deal with Britain as "very encouraging", insisting it shows Brexit can work for the UK.

Owen Smith is to launch his bid to be Labour leader, warning that the party risks "falling apart" if it does not act "like a proper team".

MPs prepare to debate the future of Britain's nuclear deterrent but is there still a need for a British bomb?

The new head of tourism in southern Scotland flags up the Tour of Britain and the Borders Railway as key opportunities to boost visitor numbers.