Новости за 23.07.2016

Motorists have been venting their frustrations at delays of up to 12 hours through Kent to get to the Port of Dover.

Chris Froome is set to be the first Briton to win three Tour de France titles after completing a treacherous penultimate stage.

One man dies and another is said to be in a serious condition after a group of swimmers got caught up in a riptide in Norfolk.

Fifteen Britons are injured after a bus carrying a group of school pupils from Cheltenham crashed in eastern France.

Two men who attempted to abduct a serviceman near an RAF base were likely to have been "part of a larger team", police say.

A man is critically ill in hospital after being stabbed by four men in a street attack in Glasgow.

One month on from the UK's vote to leave the European Union, how does UKIP see the future?

As if moving house isn't stressful enough...

A hospital warns players of the game Pokemon Go not to enter the accident and emergency unit while they hunt for virtual monsters.

Police divers reunite a bride-to-be with her engagement ring, two weeks after she dropped it into Bristol harbour.

A man is arrested on suspicion of murdering a woman whose body was found at a house in Burnley.

A near miss involving two passenger planes off the Essex coast happened after instructions were given to the wrong aircraft, an inquiry hears.

The knighthood awarded to retail magnate and former BHS boss Sir Philip Green is being kept "under review", the Cabinet Office says.

Two men force their way into a parochial house and threaten a priest at gunpoint during an aggravated burglary in Belfast.

Sunderland name former Everton and Manchester United manager David Moyes as successor to Sam Allardyce.

Passengers heading for the continent are facing major delays at the Port of Dover due to increased French security checks.

As increased French security checks cause major delays at the Port over Dover, passenger Richard Beeken says there has been "no information".

Supporters of the man blamed by the Turkish government for last week's attempted coup tell BBC News they have been the target of threats and abuse in the UK.

David Cameron made a late appeal to the German chancellor for a statement granting free movement concessions if the UK voted Remain, Newsnight learns.

Jeremy Corbyn is to address claims he has failed to stop his supporters threatening opponents - saying abuse "has no place" within the Labour Party.

The BBC has revealed plans drawn up in the Cold War on how it planned to operate from 11 underground bunkers across the country in the event of a nuclear strike.

A small bog in Lancashire is once again home to a rare species of butterfly, for the first time in 100 years.

The most-affordable - and the least-accessible - places for first-time buyers are revealed by the UK's largest mortgage lender, the Halifax.

Keith Richards fronts a new documentary on how Britain changed from the end of World War Two to the start of the 1960s.

The Red Arrows are to headline Scotland's National Airshow alongside a 1930s biplane and Battle of Britain aircraft.