Новости за 03.08.2016

Police in Pakistan have confirmed that a 28-year-old woman from Bradford found dead in the Punjab at the end of July was strangled.

BBC weather presenter Louise Lear has an attack of the giggles - in the middle of a live broadcast.

A friend of Amina Al-Jeffery - a British-Saudi woman who has won a court case allowing her to return to the UK - says she described her time there as "like a prison".

British world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury is to face a UK Anti-Doping charge alleging the presence of a banned substance.

A campaign to fund possible legal action against former PM Tony Blair and other officials over the Iraq War reaches its target of £150,000.

Olympic and Wimbledon champion Andy Murray will carry the flag for Team GB at Friday's Rio 2016 opening ceremony.

Police intercept a moped gang who were armed with knives and an axe as they attempt to rob a luxury watch store in central London.

A number of children are injured after a "bouncy castle" came loose from its moorings in Dorset.

Armed French police begin patrols on cross-Channel ferries, in a bid to prevent terrorist attacks.

More armed police are to be seen on patrol in London to reassure the public and deter attackers following terrorist attacks in Europe.

A funeral director who stole money donated by grieving families to charities in memory of their loved ones is given a suspended sentence.

Brighton's i360, which is the thinnest tower in the world, opens to the public on Thursday.

A judge rejects a forced marriage protection order in the case of a Swansea woman who claims her father has kept her locked up against her will in Saudi Arabia.

The UK economy is contracting at its fastest rate since the financial crisis, making an interest rate cut "a foregone conclusion", says financial data company Markit.

MEP Steven Woolfe is ruled "ineligible" to contest the UKIP leadership - prompting the resignation of three members of the party's ruling body in protest.

The mother of a 10-year-old schoolgirl crowned this year's Child Genius intervened to secure her daughter's place in the final but has faced criticism for being "too pushy".

The script for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child becomes the fastest-selling book in the UK in a decade.

A bus driver is found guilty of careless driving after a helicopter was called to rescue him and 12 passengers from flood water in Ayrshire.

A woman whose husband claims she was the victim of a so-called honour killing in Pakistan was strangled, the country's police say.

Saatchi and Saatchi executive chairman Kevin Roberts resigns after becoming embroiled in a gender discrimination row.

A family of five from Monmouthshire say they are "living the dream" after winning £61m in the EuroMillions jackpot two days after one of them had cancer surgery.

A study shows that self service tills and mobile scanning significantly increases supermarket theft

Two members of the family who won more than £61m in the EuroMillions jackpot spent the night taking selfies with their winning ticket.

A pro-Kurdish activist on how Dean Carl Evans died fighting so-called Islamic State.

An owl is moved on by police after being found sitting in the middle of a road in Berkshire.