Новости за 06.06.2017

Millions of people work with conditions they rarely talk about

The arms dealer known for his lavish lifestyle had been suffering from Parkinson's disease.

Hannah Cubin's parents say she died from a condition "neither we nor she could have been aware of".

Defoe struck up a close friendship with Bradley during his time playing for Sunderland.

The PM says the US president's state visit will go ahead, despite calls for it to be cancelled.

Khuram Butt's uncle, Nasir Dar, offered his sympathy to the victims of the London Bridge terror attack and said he didn't know what had driven his nephew to kill people.

You can mark yourself safe during an emergency using Facebook but some people think it can do more harm than good.

Craig Whyte is acquitted of using Rangers' own money for the takeover while claiming the funds were his.

Donald Trump Jr says London Mayor Sadiq Khan "should do something" to address terrorism.

Ian Toothill, who has just months to live, reaches the summit of the world's highest mountain.

A girl who suffered 32% burns when a spark from a fireplace set alight her dress wants to raise awareness among other children.

The trial shed light on his takeover of one of Scotland's biggest football clubs.

People across the country gather for a minute's silence to honour the victims of the London attack.

The Mayor of London says the Metropolitan Police has made as many cuts as they can, and that he's worried about the impact of further planned savings by the government.

The show still has a loyal fanbase, with 1.2 million tuning in to this year's series launch - but who are they?

Until now, savers have only been able to invest in shares through the new accounts.

Moroccan-Italian Youssef Zaghba is named as the third London Bridge attacker in Italian media.

The nation gathered to grieve for the dead and think of those injured in the London terror attack.

The bank finally reaches a £200m settlement with investors, averting their legal action.

Jury consider verdict after six-week fraud trial of former Rangers owner.

The video posted on social media shows a man brandishing a weapon and threatening Muslims.

Natalie Putt, from the West Midlands, went missing aged 17 in 2003.

Who is on course to win the 2017 general election? Use our tracker to see the latest analysis.

Torfaen, in the Welsh Valleys, is a Labour stronghold, but as a strong Brexit area, is there a softening of support?

Sadiq Khan warns "unsustainable" cuts will endanger safety but Boris Johnson say police numbers remain "high".