Новости за 05.08.2016

For the 2016 Rio Olympics, in addition to changes in the sporting arena - with sports like rugby sevens and golf added - there are also important sponsor changes.

A 19-year-old man has been charged with the murder of a US tourist, and five other attempted murders, following a knife attack in London's Russell Square on Wednesday.

Black Lives Matter protesters caused simultaneous 'gridlock' on the M4 motorway at Heathrow and in Nottingham.

A major arms haul believed to be connected to dissident republicans is uncovered by police in County Armagh.

Ofsted's David Hoare called the Isle of Wight a "ghetto" where "there has been inbreeding"

A highly dangerous method of producing super-strength cannabis is emerging in the UK, police and firefighters warn after a series of explosions at drug production sites.

Indie band Viola Beach enter the album chart at number one, six months after their lives were tragically cut short in a car accident.

Jeremy Corbyn says that the Labour Party has defeated the government in Parliament 22 times in the last 10 months. Is he right?

People are risking life and limb trying to make a super-strength form of cannabis.

Natasha Nkonde from Black Lives Matter responds to questions from social media

Three police community support officers were in for a shock while on patrol in a leafy Greater Manchester suburb - an old man carrying a giant crocodile.

Detectives investigating the Kingsmills massacre arrest a 59-year-old man

Ofsted chairman David Hoare apologises after labelling the Isle of Wight a "ghetto" and a place where there has been inbreeding.

This week something magical happened at the National Eisteddfod in Abergavenny

A tiny pub in Margate with room for just six people standing up is preparing to open its doors for the first time on Friday.

More than half of Northern Ireland's police stations have been sold off in the past decade, and one site has been bought by a Presbyterian Church, reports Enda McClafferty.

Dashcam footage shows a driver mounting a kerb to jump the lights at a railway crossing in Suffolk.

A woman who became famous by claiming a possible £33m winning lottery ticket was ruined in the wash says the fallout led to her wanting to end her life.

Amateur video shows Black Lives Matter protesters lying on the tarmac on the slip road to Heathrow airport, as the group marks the fifth anniversary of the death of Mark Duggan, who was shot by police.

A mother writes a gushing tribute to a London Underground worker only known as Pip, who helps pregnant woman get a seat on the Tube during the morning rush hour.

Aerial pictures show the scale of the blaze that broke out at a Norfolk seaside resort.

Team GB flag-bearer and Wimbledon champion Andy Murray attempts BBC Breakfast's 60-second hula-hoop challenge.

From Revolver and Sgt Pepper to Rubber Soul

The presidential nominee, the bikini and the burqa

Thieves who used explosives to blow up cash machines in a series of raids which netted more than £130,000 across Aberdeenshire are jailed for up to 13 years each.