Новости за 06.08.2016

Jonny Bairstow and Moeen Ali share an unbroken century stand as England open up a 311-run lead in the third Test against Pakistan.

A search is under way after a light aircraft crashed into the sea in East Sussex,

The bodies of two British climbers who went missing on Thursday have been found on the Matterhorn, Italian rescue workers say.

The real feat: competing as ‘ordinary people riddled with extraordinary debts’

The world's longest aircraft is brought out of its hangar into public view for the first time.

Demonstrators have marched through London five years on from the fatal shooting by police of Mark Duggan that led to riots across the country.

A 6ft long python is missing after slithering away from its home.

Up to 300,000 people have turned for this year's Brighton Pride celebrations.

Up to 300,000 people attend this year's Brighton Pride, which organisers have said is "more important then ever".

A demonstration has begun to mark the fifth anniversary of the fatal shooting by police of Mark Duggan, which sparked a wave of riots in London and across the country.

Four people accused of blocking tram tracks on a day of anti-racism action by Black Lives Matter are charged.

An animal group calls for all big cats in captivity to be fitted with GPS trackers after a lynx escaped from a zoo and went on the run for three weeks.

A 16-year-old boy is seriously hurt in a "brutal" hammer attack at a park, police say

Scuba divers use a giant inflatable balloon to raise a wagon once used to transport Welsh slate more than 110 years ago from the bottom of a lake in Snowdonia.

Three men are stabbed in an attack at a house in Wolverhampton, police say.

A man dies and another man is injured after a tree falls on to their tent near the Water of Leith in Edinburgh.

Three Scout leaders begin a charity challenge to ride a swan pedalo the length of the River Thames.

A man who was captured on film jumping on a moving car and punching the windscreen is charged.

The BBC hears from people rescued from the Mediterranean Sea by the charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF).

The chief inspector of schools in England does not think the chairman of Ofsted should resign after describing the Isle of Wight as a 'ghetto'.

With the 2016 Olympic Games now in full swing, BBC Sport looks at the legacy of Yorkshire's remarkable London 2012 success.

Ofsted chairman David Hoare went "over the top" by calling the Isle of Wight a "ghetto" but should not resign, the chief inspector of schools says.

Former Byron restaurant worker Rafa describes the raid which led to his deportation.

A 19-year-old man is due in court charged with the murder of a US tourist in a knife attack in London's Russell Square.

A senior British army officer is charged with the sexual assault of a female military officer in Canada, police have said