Новости за 07.08.2016

Two teenagers from Birmingham are reported missing off the coast in Gwynedd.

England produce a fine bowling performance to bowl Pakistan out for 201 and seal a 141-run win in the third Test at Edgbaston.

High winds cause disruption across Scotland in what the Met Office says could be one of the windiest summer's day on record.

A body is found by police searching a river for a missing 16-year-old boy feared to have fallen in after taking a "legal high".

Manchester United are on the brink of signing France midfielder Paul Pogba from Juventus in the world's first £100m transfer deal.

A body has been found by police searching a river for a missing 16-year-old boy in Devon.

Paul Pogba will become the most expensive player in the world when he re-signs for Manchester United - but is he the club's most costly mistake?

You came for an education, you borrowed to pay, you studied hard. Now what?

A man is in an induced coma after being punched in a suspected road rage attack in Birmingham.

Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs say they would fight any move by PM Theresa May to lift the ban on new grammar schools being created in England.

The story behind a WW1 medal discovered in a cupboard at a police headquarters is pieced together by officers.

Labour leadership challenger Owen Smith says honours will not be bestowed upon Labour donors, MPs, advisers and staff for five years if he wins the contest.

Searches for a pilot missing after a light aircraft crashed into the sea off the south coast will not resume, coastguards say.

A person has been taken to hospital after a historic fishing boat was swept over by wind at a fishing festival in Aberdeenshire.

Labour peer Lord Mandelson accuses the party leader Jeremy Corbyn of sabotaging the campaign to keep the UK in the European Union.

Musician Tom Ashe tells the BBC's Babita Sharma why he felt inspired to move from the UK to one of the favelas in Rio and teach children there to play music.

A deadline for UKIP Wales leader Nathan Gill to give up either being an MEP or an AM is expected to lapse without his resignation.

Adam Peaty sets Britain's first world record of the 2016 Olympics, GB miss out on cycling medals, plus round-up main day one news.

Residents affected by fracking could be paid a proportion of the proceeds of shale gas projects, instead of the money going to councils or local trusts, the government suggests.

Former deputy PM Nick Clegg says Michael Gove was behind the Sun's "Queen Backs Brexit" story, while Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is accused of being "lukewarm" on the EU, in a BBC documentary.

The Scottish government is urged to remove teenagers aged 16 to 18 from the scope of its named person scheme.

Just 22 people charged with offensive behaviour at football matches have completed a government-backed scheme to address their attitudes.

Plans for a new generation of grammar schools and to share profits from fracking with local residents make Sunday's front pages.