Новости за 28.06.2017

Harrison Ballantyne was with four other boys and was found near a bridle-path.

Coastal officer Robert Cass tells a coroner he feared another tragedy could happen at Camber Sands.

Villagers wrote to the ruler of Dubai in a last ditch attempt to raise money for the building.

Five-year-old Oliver Bevans came to the aid of his young brother who was choking on a meatball.

Former education secretary Nicky Morgan says the PM may have to consider standing down by end of 2018.

The UK's film industry has a "pandemic lack of inclusion", a British Film Industry report says.

Old school consoles are well and truly back, and far from Game Over.

Wayne Marques was the first officer to face all three London Bridge attackers during their rampage.

Most victims of fire were in 23 flats, police say, as a coroner hears how a baby died in her mother's arms.

A team from the BBC has gained rare access to a safe house in England that helps women who experience violence and abuse from their partners.

The private rededication will be held on Saturday, which would have been Diana's 56th birthday.

Police officer Wayne Marques confronted the three London Bridge attackers armed just with his baton.

The England Under-21s' defeat on penalties brings back memories of previous shootouts lost.

Cladding from 120 towers in 37 local authority areas has failed fire safety tests, the PM says.

Laughter in Commons as DUP MPs are compared to one of the world's most expensive footballers.

Theresa May say the decision to charge some people over the 1989 Hillsborough disaster would be a "day of mixed emotions" for the families.

The best-selling children's author died at his home after a short illness, aged 91.

The Henley Royal Regatta begins with more than 200 races taking place on the River Thames.

The UK's biggest supermarket will cut a quarter of its workforce in Welwyn Garden City and Hatfield.

The RSPB say it is likely the rare visitors to the UK will nest at the quarry in Nottinghamshire.

The strange story of The Red Poppy

Two men and two women are arrested after a probe into an IT support scam.

A horn has been sounded in Ripon's Market Place every night at 21:00 BST since AD886.

The production at Donmar Warehouse explores the aftermath of the collapse of the charity in 2015.

The firm says the policy would cause thousands of private hire drivers to lose their licence.