Новости за 15.07.2017

Roger Federer is the favourite but do not discount Marin Cilic in Sunday's Wimbledon final, says four-time semi-finalist Tim Henman.

Tom Sylvester and Julie Baum are to be married at the Rothera Research Station.

The footballer calls Janice St Fort 'a little fighter' after she died aged 58 from cancer.

The man was stopped by members of the public and then "taken ill" during the police arrest.

Air France says a plane was diverted to Prestwick after "a slight smell of burning" was detected on board.

Wilfred Frost talks to the BBC about the disease which killed his brother at the age of 31.

Saturday Kitchen presenter Donal Skehan puts his injury down to the show's very sharp knives.

Garbine Muguruza puts in a brilliant performance to beat Venus Williams 7-5 6-0 and win the 2017 Wimbledon women's title.

Spain's Garbine Muguruza wins her first Wimbledon title with a straight-set win over five-time champion Venus Williams.

The Scottish Labour leader has been dating Mid Fife and Glenrothes MSP Jenny Gilruth for about four months.

Singer Matty Healy was on outspoken form as the band performed in its first festival headline slot.

Two people die on the M25 after their people carrier is in a three-vehicle collision.

The spectacle has been held in Castletown harbour in the Isle of Man annually since 1971.

A presenter chops his finger, and who knows what the cameraman was thinking?

The 90kg projectile failed to explode when it was fired during the siege of Quebec City in 1759.

No-one came to Ben's birthday party so his mum made an appeal for cards - and thousands arrived.

The girl was found unconscious in the early hours in a park in Newton Abbot, Devon, and later died.

The cannon ball could have been used at the Battle of Naseby in the English Civil War, auctioneers say.

Scarborough Athletic FC has played home fixtures in Bridlington since the club was founded in 2007.

The remains of the man, who lived 4,000 years ago, were discovered in a stone box in the 1930s.

Two teenagers arrested after five people were attacked with a corrosive substance in one night.

Europe has changed since the referendum and one option is for Britain to stay within a reformed EU, says Tony Blair.

The attack happened in the early hours of Saturday morning in Greenwich, London.

The Resolution Foundation says those aged 25-34 are worst hit compared with other age groups.

It follows the arrest of a man on suspicion of racial/religious aggravated harassment.