Новости за 22.07.2016

Four teenage boys who were disciplined for wearing PE shorts to school on the hottest day of the year so far, stage a protest by wearing skirts instead.

Bespoke kit contains everything the aristocratic angler could require

Two neighbours who shone a laser pen into the cockpit of a police helicopter during a search for a missing person are jailed.

A businessman who claimed he was bankrupt has been jailed after cannabis was found in a secret room in his illegally-built £1.2m mansion.

A body is found by police searching for a mother-of-three who went missing while playing with her children in a river.

Mosquitoes are repelled by chickens, plus more news nuggets.

More than 6,000 hate crimes have been reported to police in England, Wales and Northern Ireland in the wake of the EU referendum, figures show.

Sam Allardyce is appointed England manager, signing an initial two-year contract after leaving Sunderland.

Two former teachers are convicted of sexually and physically abusing boys at a residential school in Fife in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Jeremy Corbyn says abuse directed at MPs has no place in the Labour Party as he is accused of "licensing" it by leadership challenger Owen Smith.

Four photographs of Prince George at the family home in Norfolk are released by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to mark his third birthday.

Standing room only at funeral of World War Two soldier who outlived his family, after appeals are made on social media.

A mother and her friend who locked her young son naked in a cupboard for hours while they went on a day trip to the seaside, are jailed.

Channel 4 News reporter Fatima Manji complains to the press watchdog over comments made by Sun columnist Kelvin MacKenzie about her wearing a hijab while reporting the Nice attack.

The power of pictures in a world spinning out of control

Neo Naturists and the freedom of nude art

Has Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn performed a U-turn on whether Article 50 should be triggered straightaway?

Steven Spielberg wins the ultimate accolade...a Gold Blue Peter badge.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says he "regrets" language used by Angela Eagle - who had challenged him for the leadership - when she claimed he had allowed a "permissive environment" in which she was subject to threats.

Data compiled from business questionnaires in July shows UK economic activity fell to its lowest level since the aftermath of the financial crisis.

There has been a dramatic increase in the number of people using mobile phone apps to do their banking.

Sports Direct workers treated without "dignity or respect" a Business, Innovation and Skills Committee report finds

A recovered drug addict and charity worker has taken on the challenge to bury himself for several days and broadcast it live online.

Six motorbike riders are banned from driving after travelling at speeds of over 100mph and performing wheelies.

Armed officers and a police helicopter were scrambled to an Army base after three people were reportedly seen with a rifle nearby.