Новости за 08.07.2017

Philip Mulryne has taken a vow of poverty, a world away from top-level professional football.

A synod member says there is "a lot of long grass growing" in plans to revise Anglican sexuality policies.

Spending hours on your feet in the sunshine can take its toll, so some of those taking part offered their advice.

Jeremy Corbyn called the 133-year-old gala Europe's "biggest celebration of working class culture".

The footballer says he will always carry the six-year-old's memory in his heart.

Caroline Hope flies into Glasgow after campaigners raised money for a private medical evacuation.

The 10ft reptile was spotted near the Mermaid's Slipper restaurant at Stalham Staithe.

The Labour leader told the woman "I'll talk to you in a moment" as she was led away.

A man who lived and worked in Brighton died during an aerial stunt at the Mad Cool festival in Madrid.

Wimbledon's head groundsman has defended the condition of the courts at this year's tournament, after a number of top players have complained.

Most couples spend months, even years, preparing for their big day. But Gillian and Craig Kelly were given just an hour-and-a-half's notice before walking down the aisle in a hospice.

Sadiq Khan say he was "not willing to wait" for a public inquiry into the fire.

The two boys and a girl were all under the age of 13, police say.

The charity wants inspectors to be able to act without a police presence.

Boris the springer poodle eased the anxiety of a graduate's sister at the event.

Campaigners want to reintroduce the lynx 1,300 years ago after it became extinct in the UK.

The long-running dispute centres on concerns over driver-only-operated trains.

Janice Farman talked of leaving the Indian Ocean island after being robbed, her estranged husband says.

The US president confirms he will go to London, as he hold talks with Theresa May at the G20 summit.

Holly Brown, 14, died after a minibus carrying pupils on a school trip collided with a bin lorry.

The "difficult and demoralising" job hunt for a builder who cannot hear.

Kunekune pigs - which means "fat and round" in Maori - are being taken for walks in the Brecon Beacons.

Eirian has been married to James for seven years - he recently told her he's transgender.

Why did it take so long to get an aerial platform to the tower block? BBC Newsnight investigates.

General Sir Nick Carter, the Army's top soldier, says the force's future depends on better public understanding.