Новости за 12.07.2017

If Brexit is to happen, the UK must be prepared to compromise, argues a former government adviser.

The fire service changed its advice an hour and 53 minutes after the first emergency call, BBC finds.

The Jack Russell terrier had shotgun pellets beneath the skin with injuries to its jaw and face.

How Johanna Konta's fierce competiveness and desire to succeed led to her becoming the first British female Wimbledon semi-finalist in 39 years.

The ex-education secretary sees off Eurosceptic Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg for the coveted position.

The body of David Miller was covered in porridge oats as well as the ashes of his own mother.

Erica Osbourne claims she was injured when a chef used a blow torch on a dessert.

On the 200th anniversary of her death, the author is as fascinating as ever

Volunteers say the loss of their gym will have a massive impact on the young people who use it.

The British player is praised on social media after picking up a reporter on his "casual sexism".

King Felipe VI said he wanted to protect UK citizens living in Spain and vice versa, after Brexit.

Opposition parties claim ministers were trying to protect Saudi Arabia by only publishing summary.

The Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration was also critical of security at Gatwick airport.

Labour's shadow home secretary gives graphic details of "racist, sexist" abuse she has experienced.

Internet sensation Eddie is back on Southern Rail's Twitter account and appeared on BBC Radio 1.

Defending champion Andy Murray is knocked out of Wimbledon in the quarter-finals by American 24th seed Sam Querrey after an injury-hit display.

Simon Brown, 24, hit his head on a gantry while travelling on a Gatwick Express train in August.

But Virgin footage of Labour's leader passing by empty seats should have obscured passengers faces.

Watch highlights as defending champion Andy Murray loses to Sam Querrey in five sets - a match in which he appears to struggle physically from the fourth set onwards.

Juliet Flower's daughter Rose has a rare genetic condition that affects her quality of life.

The EU's top negotiator says European courts must be responsible for protecting citizens' rights.

Ralston Dodd was released early after his nine-year sentence was recorded in error as nine months.

The education secretary says her new priority will be improving social mobility with better use of evidence.

She said the foetal listening device gave her "false reassurance" her unborn baby was alive.

The Great British Bake Off will feel "future facing" when it swaps channels this year, C4 says.