Новости за 02.07.2017

A town... made out of cake.

Police are investigating after the runway was closed twice and five flights were diverted.

Stephen Hawking warns over Donald Trump's climate policy in a BBC interview marking his 75th birthday.

Nigel Farage says his habit of resigning and returning to lead UKIP has become "an ongoing joke".

Police say the driver, who fled on foot, had been driving at speed when he lost control of the car.

Competitors aim to beat the current vertical free fall world record of 370mph.

Ben Ashworth, 38, was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2012 and told he only had months to live.

Adam "Carney" Cooper, 31, was taking part in a North West Men's League Division Four match in Runcorn.

A giant edible cake map of East Lindsey is on show at Compass Gardens in the seaside town.

It must 'change its attitude' to the talks to restore devolution at Stormont, says the DUP's Simon Hamilton.

The news comes as Murray prepares for his opening match at Wimbledon as defending champion.

Joana Burns had just finished her maths degree when she took ecstasy at the Students' Union.

Prison governor Angie Petit said the experience would help inmates get ready for life outside of prison.

The environment secretary gave one-word responses on Brexit and his return to the cabinet.

Rent will not be requested until January after people were forced to leave in the wake of the fire.

Pay review bodies' recommendations on public sector wages should be respected, Michael Gove says.

Ministers argue ending the arrangement will help the UK take back control of access to its waters.

A tour around the interesting stories found lurking in English graveyards.

An inside look at the air force's "most challenging fight for decades".

Rihanna's secret boyfriend is revealed - and other news nuggets.

The prime minister is facing demands from senior Conservatives to overhaul state funding, according to several papers.