Новости за 26.05.2017

Greater Manchester Police saw a spike in reports of hate crime after the bombing, its chief constable says.

Pop star Ariana Grande is to return to Manchester for a benefit gig in aid of the terror victims.

The mother of Manchester attack victim Martyn Hett says all her memories of him are of smiling.

Renewing nuclear weapons is in Labour's manifesto, but their leader will not say he supports it.

Labour leader tells Andrew Neil nuclear weapons will be part of defence review if his party wins power.

The band were to perform three shows at the city's arena, but will now play at the Etihad Stadium.

Police and forensics teams are currently at the scene of the suspected double murder in County Armagh.

A man inflicted 'life-changing injuries' on a child who was crying during the X-Factor, a court hears.

The Labour leader has made a significant intervention on foreign policy and terrorism, says Iain Watson.

All eyes were on the former US president as he enjoyed a round of golf at St Andrews.

Does it take skill and grit – or an unfair advantage?

The FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 both hit record highs as the pound loses ground.

Sir Cliff had sought "substantial" compensation after coverage of a sexual assault investigation.

The new picture from the director of Leviathan

Students vent their anger on social media after exam board error

National Grid says nearly a quarter of all electricity generation came from solar power at one point on Friday.

Brendan Rodgers says Celtic striker Moussa Dembele is available for Saturday's Scottish Cup final after a hamstring problem.

A question in Friday's exam muddled up the family background of a key character in Romeo and Juliet.

The government says the Prevent initiative stops radicalisation. Why do many disagree?

A man whose three dogs "slowly cooked" to death in a hot car speaks about the devastating impact his actions have had.

The officer says high workload and depleted resources led to weaknesses in the investigation.

The Royal Geographical Society is releasing films of its scientific explorations from the early 20th Century.

As Katie Hopkins leaves LBC, here are some examples of how she has caused controversy.

‘One of the worst films ever made’

Mario Testino is auctioning off his private collection of art to raise money for his museum in Peru.