Новости за 22.06.2017

The long-running dispute centres on union concerns about staffing and driver-only-operated trains.

Latest figures put the number of people in the UK at 65,648,000, the Office for National Statistics says.

Footage emerges of the prime minister being booed after meeting Grenfell Tower victims on Wednesday.

Among gay and bisexual men, new diagnoses have fallen for the first time in England.

The home secretary says terror attacks over the past three months have left resources "very tight".

The singer is not the first oversize, celebrity-themed cake to be tackled by its baker.

John gave his boots to Akbar Badshah, who was turned away from a restaurant for wearing sandals.

Makram Ali, 51, was a "gentle man" who "spent his whole life without enemies", his family says.

Amelia Brome from Lancashire was diagnosed with cancer in January 2017.

Former bishop Peter Ball was jailed for sex offences against 18 teenagers and young men.

A man ran into the building for safety after the shots were fired at him from a car.

The struggle to talk about losing a child after 38 weeks of pregnancy

Tests on other tower blocks after the Grenfell Tower fire have shown some cladding is combustible.

Rail ticket machines across the UK fell out of service during the morning commute.

The judge in the case says the cap causes "real misery", but the government intends to appeal.

Residents at a block of flats in Tottenham have been told the building has the same cladding as Grenfell Tower.

One of the most significant finds in the show's 40-year history has been valued at a museum.

DUP MP Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says Theresa May is "engaged" and "moving this process forward".

Spotting a problem, they pulled over to rescue two people from a burning car on the motorway.

They wanted to wear shorts, but were told that breached their school's uniform policy.

The prince says royals are doing it "for the greater good", in an interview with a US magazine.

The Duke of Edinburgh leaves hospital after being admitted as "a precautionary measure".

The boy's mother complained that her son was circumcised without her consent.

Huw Edwards had a tough night at the office on Tuesday, but he's not the only BBC newsreader to fall foul of a "technical problem" or two.

Mother Charlotte Campbell remembers Olivia Campbell-Hardy, who died in May's Manchester attack.