Новости за 03.06.2017

The political graffitist risks breaking laws regarding voter privacy and bribery

Labour leader says he would protect Britons from global threats and spend more on the armed forces.

The DJ and presenter missed four weeks following the death of her cameraman boyfriend Billy Yates.

"Inseparable" Bella and Blake the border collie disappeared three weeks ago but the dog was found.

A man dies after he was struck by lightning on a Suffolk golf course.

His family says their "heart is broken in two" as an X-ray reveals the six-year-old's cancer is rapidly spreading.

Families are being left to pick which children can attend the One Love Manchester concert.

Robbie Williams fights back tears after dedicating the song to victims of the bombing.

Lead researcher describes findings from the clinical trial as a "once-in-a-career feeling".

Police responded to reports of two people being injured in Penilee Road in Paisley on Friday evening.

Ariana Grande surprises injured fans with a visit to the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital.

The 18-year-old victim was found with serious injuries in Toxteth and died in hospital.

The victim becomes the eighth teenager stabbed to death in London this year.

The murdered ex-MP's husband explains how his two children have coped with the loss of their mum.

Test your Champions League knowledge ahead of the final in Cardiff.

Security measures and road closures are ramped up ahead of the biggest match in world club football.

Ovarian cancer sufferer Marianne says the ONX-0801 trial was her "only option".

The Conservatives say they will not raise taxes for high earners, while Labour complain of a fake news attack.

Small study raises hopes of treating women with advanced disease who do not respond to other drugs.

Boris Johnson signals an apparent change in policy, with five days to go until the general election.

From awkward moments to fiery exchanges - what we learned from the Question Time leaders special.

Royal Academy of Dance and Marylebone Cricket Club aim to challenge gender stereotypes.

Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron discusses his vision for renewable energy.

Panorama spoke to medics who treated victims on the night of the Manchester attack. They describe how they handled the influx of patients with "war-zone" type injuries at a moments notice.

When Sarah Jenkins saw pictures of distraught mothers appealing for information about missing children after the Manchester bombing, it reminded her of her own experience after the 7/7 attacks in London.