Новости за 21.07.2016

Sir Ben Ainslie is hoping to bring the America's Cup to Britain for the first time in its 165 year history, with his high-speed catamaran.

BT and Plusnet users were unable to access some websites again, after problems with the service yesterday.

One month after Britain voted to leave the EU, how are people in the UK feeling about it?

A British doctor who was raped on an all-female sailing holiday in the Caribbean is taking legal action against the travel company who, she says, didn't do enough to protect her.

Easyjet's boss, Carolyn McCall, tells the BBC the airline has taken a hit amounting to tens of millions of pounds as a result of Britain's vote to leave the EU.

A man is arrested after a drone was flown over Huddersfield Town's home game with Liverpool FC.

A serviceman is threatened with a knife near RAF Marham prompting a police hunt for two men.

The father of a three-year-old boy born with organs outside his abdomen says he "cannot express the joy" following a successful operation in Oxford.

A fault with a baggage system at Heathrow Airport's Terminal 3 has been resolved, the airport has said.

The stories of those visiting and working at the Royal Welsh Show are told by a PhD student for his thesis.

As new figures show the scale of FGM in the UK, Hibo Wardere talks to Newsbeat. She was just six when she was cut in Somalia.

Margaret Thatcher's senior aides used photos of a baby Prince William to try to distract attention from a major 1983 anti-nuclear march, secret papers reveal.

Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher considered suing BBC Radio 4's Today programme for libel, previously secret papers reveal.

Margaret Thatcher was strongly opposed to admitting women to the UK who were the second wives of men in polygamous marriages, Cabinet Office files show.

More than 1,800 police fitness tests were failed by officers in England and Wales in the space of 12 months, figures reveal.

A survey suggests the younger children decide on going to university the more likely they are to attend a selective one.

Jeremy Corbyn is to launch his campaign to stay on as Labour leader with a promise to tackle the "five ills of 21st Century Britain" - including workplace discrimination.

Red rose tributes to Scotland's national bard are installed in the shadow of the Burns Monument in Alloway.

One of the UK's newest nuclear-powered submarines sustains external damage after a collision with a merchant vessel during a training exercise off Gibraltar.

Comedian and actor Sir Lenny Henry is appointed chancellor of Birmingham City University.

A Chinese manufacturing firm is to invest more than £1bn in Sheffield over the next 60 years, the city council announces.

An "award winning" team of consultants linked to a series of failed multi-million pound NHS deals in England are to be scrapped.

MPs on the Energy Committee have written to the new business secretary to demand no change to the current rules on price comparison websites

Everyone should consider taking vitamin D supplements in autumn and winter, public health advice in England and Wales says.

Theresa May's first steps as prime minister and Sam Allardyce's impending appointment as England football manager are among the Thursday's headlines.