Новости за 25.07.2017

An acid attack in east London has injured two men, believed to be in their late teens.

The two teenagers flagged down police in east London after an unknown liquid was thrown at them.

Hull City Council apologises after it publishes its inquiry into the handling of infant cremations.

A "melting" mud sculpture is unveiled in Trafalgar Square to remember the Battle of Passchendaele.

Both Paddy Jackson and Stuart Olding deny all allegations against them.

Ian Paterson performed unnecessary surgery and asked to be struck off without the need for a hearing.

A businessman crosses the Atlantic to meet those who dragged him from water when he was three.

A fully electric version of the Mini is to be built at the Cowley plant near Oxford, BMW says.

Balin Hobbs, 52, overtook a police car before being arrested at a service station.

Chris Gard and Connie Yates's lawyer accuses the hospital of "putting up obstacles".

Six people died in police shootings last year, says the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

Chessington World of Adventures said the fox broke into the penguins' water enclosure.

David Davis says the rights of EU nationals in the UK will be protected by a new treaty and UK courts.

Fake recruitment companies are demanding cash for non-existent checks and training, ministers say.

Celine Dookhran, of Indian Muslim heritage, was allegedly killed over a relationship with an Arab Muslim.

Jurors heard Marvyn Iheanacho battered his partner's five-year-old son with "brute force".

Hull Trains and Heathrow Express top the annual passenger survey, while Southern is bottom but improving.

Centuries-old erotica that challenges perceptions

An official report suggests the NHS in England is short of thousands of staff - particularly nurses and midwives.

Point at fish or get a street named after you to recreate these prime ministerial summer holidays.

The man was eventually caught hiding in a bush and jailed for motoring offences.

An average of 2.4 million viewers tuned in to see Kem and Amber crowned the winning couple.

Each wind turbine is taller than Big Ben and the farm can power 20,000 homes.

The dramatic image was captured by a photographer while a pod of orcas were hunting off Shetland.

The park's managing director says the charge on an electric fence was not high enough.