Новости за 11.06.2017

Wales maintain their slim hopes of World Cup qualification after their depleted side produce a spirited display to draw in Serbia.

The Prime Minister Theresa May says her new Cabinet reflects talent from "across the party".

Three men whose "suspicious conversation" caused a plane to be diverted are released without charge.

Mervyn Wheatley scuppered his yacht in a hurricane force storm and was rescued by the Queen Mary 2.

The Bedford coach will travel 1,000 miles at a top speed of 40mph (64kph) from Norwich to Shetland.

No 10 says the state visit is still planned, after reports said he wanted to wait and avoid protests.

The stricken animal was rescued by RSPCA officers after being spotted in Doncaster.

England win their biggest international title since 1966 by beating Venezuela 1-0 in the Under-20 World Cup final.

A record number of women, LGBT and ethnic minority MPs are elected.

Osmanu Gandaa lost friends in the deadly attack in London Bridge earlier this month.

The boy suffered broken bones after being hit with bars.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says he's "got youth on his side".

Defence secretary distances Tories from some of the DUP's views as negotiations continue.

The defence secretary said parties wanting to frustrate Brexit did not make gains in the election.

Sir Michael says the Conservatives don't have to agree with the DUP on issues like gay rights.

The former chancellor says a leadership campaign is "inevitable" following the election result.

Former chancellor George Osborne said the question is "how long she'll remain on death row".

Meet Charlie, a remarkable rescue cat who can "smell" when his diabetic owner's blood glucose levels drop.

The Dean of the cathedral, The Very Reverend Andrew Nunn, said he would be preaching a message of hope.

The Labour leader says he will try to thwart Theresa May's bid to run a minority government.

An Eagle in the Snow follows in the footsteps of Shadow, Kensuke's Kingdom and Private Peaceful.

"Terrorist content" in a conversation led to an Easyjet plane making an unscheduled landing in Germany.

Insp Jim Cole helped treat injured people in a pub basement during the attack in London Bridge.

A police officer describes the "state of panic" he found at the scene of the London Bridge attack.

Police say the use of fake explosive belts in the London Bridge attack was a new "tactic" in the UK.