Новости за 17.07.2017

Two polar guides have been married in the first official wedding ceremony in the British Antarctic Territory (BAT).

A video of a man throwing a flip flop off a 15th floor hotel balcony and getting it to land inside a rubber ring below has been viewed millions of times.

Dr William Riches, from Newnham on Severn, is making a stand because he disagrees with Brexit.

Schools to receive an extra £1.3bn - to be taken from elsewhere in the education budget.

Photos reveal how Dubai’s super-rich live

The officer was seen on TV celebrating a win, a misconduct hearing is told.

The government's preferred routes for the HS2 high speed railway north of Birmingham have been confirmed.

Noel Conway says his terminal illness will leave him in a zombie-like condition.

Isla Wiggin died two days after the crash in which her pregnant mother suffered a miscarriage.

The discount retailer offers refunds after discovering the footwear may contain high chemical levels.

Extensive damage was caused to a church which houses the food bank featured in Ken Loach's film.

Tom Sylvester and Julie Baum were lawfully married at the Rothera Research Station.

Stephen Hough raped and killed 15-year-old Janet Commins before dumping her body 41 years ago.

Parents share their views after Roger Federer's two sets of twins wore matching outfits at Wimbledon.

Five-year-old Kyran Duff has been given an award after calling 999 when his mum lost consciousness.

More far-right extremists are being sent to the Prevent strategy, including "Steve" who explains his past.

A special pen brings to life the artwork of students who cannot see what they have created.

The Grade I listing for the Humber Bridge puts it among only six structures built since 1961 to be afforded the honour.

Dr Michio Hirano has been given an honorary contract by Great Ormond Street Hospital.

"A bluish foreign body" turned out to be a "hard mass" of 17 lenses stuck together with mucus.

Mosque officials say the Islamic centre was also attacked by arsonists three years ago

Campaigners say moves to scrap the reasonable chastisement defence will leave parents facing jail.

Ministers will be "reminded" that cabinet talks should remain private, Downing Street says.

Carillion, which last week warned on profits, is one of the contractors which will help build HS2.

Users face checks before accessing content, with a new regulator overseeing the rules by next April.