Новости за 27.06.2017

British Transport Police say the boy's death is currently being treated as "unexplained".

England are denied a place in the European Under-21 Championship final as they lose a gripping semi-final against Germany on penalties.

Parties hold intensive talks with time running out to restore Stormont's power-sharing executive.

Khuram Shazad Butt, Rachid Redouane and Youssef Zaghba were shot by police on 3 June.

Large crowds gather to smell the stinky flower.

The European Court rejects a plea from the parents of Charlie Gard to intervene in his case.

Ministers could serve in the Church of England and priests in the Methodist Church under the plans.

The UK could carry out military strikes in retaliation for cyber attacks, the defence secretary warns.

The RNLI charity said it had no resources to provide lifeguards on the day five men drowned.

Morrisons says it "does not mind" about the new name of Jel Singh Nagra's shop.

As some councils sell "nappy bins" to families struggling with smelly waste, what can parents do to avoid a bin pile-up?

A post mortem into Edir Frederico Da Costa death revealed no signs of neck or spinal injuries, the IPCC said.

The Royal Navy's new aircraft carrier has left its home port for the first time.

David Davis attacks Tory election campaign - and Grant Shapps blames "world's worst manifesto".

Jimmy Prout was "brutally tortured" for months by the group he thought were his friends.

The 15-year-old's body was found on a school field by three children playing hide and seek.

The investigation into the fire "must leave no stone unturned", an open letter tells Theresa May.

UK banks are being forced to put more money aside to cover the risk of bad debts.

A Sikh couple claim they were told their skin colour was the main objection for the adoption agency.

Meet Geoff and Vicki, they're on a mission to visit all 2,563 railway stations in Britain.

BBC Reality Check answers your questions on Brexit and the rights of UK and EU citizens

He says he won't change his route despite being repeatedly dive-bombed by a buzzard.

First minister to make an announcement on the "way forward for Scotland" following the general election result.

Pupils are pictured aiming at targets with toy guns during the trip hosted by West Midlands Police.

Simon Smith was knocked to the ground but amazingly suffered only minor injuries.