Новости за 08.08.2017

Oliver's parents had so far raised £130,000 of the £150,000 needed for the life-saving operation.

An 18-year-old pursued through Manchester was punched, kicked and stabbed to death.

Joseph Heron, known as MC Shogun, must complete his community sentence or face a jail term, a sheriff warns.

A drama teacher who had a sexual relationship with a pupil is banned from teaching for five years.

The eight foxes have started "training" in the back garden of a family in Leicester.

Earl Cameron, 100, is regarded as the first black actor to have a lead role in a British feature film.

Peterborough City Council erects signs after residents raised concerns about defecation in public places.

Nesta Thomas, 87, was leaving the Caernarfon Morrisons store when she was hit by an automatic door.

Comedian Dominic Holland says he doesn't let fame go to his son Tom's head.

Alleged captor Lucasz Herba wanted to raise ransom cash for leukemia help, police documents say.

Joseph, Michael, Vivien, Emma, Niamh and Roisin celebrate after achieving 30 top grade Highers.

Katy Bethel claimed she had no idea 12 men, women and children were in the back of the van.

MerseyGirls star Julia Carlile, whose dance troupe were Britain's Got Talent finalists, has scoliosis.

Remotely controlled planes could save more than £20bn in costs, a survey says, but passengers are wary.

Luton Borough Council says it is consulting with residents about introducing parking permits.

Explaining how to stave off the norovirus, which is suspected of making some World Championships athletes ill.

Prosecutors said Nadeem Muhammad intended to detonate the device on a Ryanair flight to Bergamo.

Women's Institute keep abreast of recycling with full frontal floral "bra-skets".

A controlled explosion is due for the 500lb device found near Hinkley Point nuclear power station.

The new Labour MP for Peterborough will use £826 from her own pocket to take away bulky items for free.

The station has been cordoned off as police investigate the stabbing on the station's concourse.

"Supreme athlete" Douglas Waymark was "doing what he loved" in an intense triathlon event.

The 17 workers were caught by the council's fraud team and were sent misdemeanour letters.

Helen Chamberlain will be replaced by comedian Lloyd Griffith and former footballer Jimmy Bullard.

The South Yorkshire Police officer filmed people having sex using the force helicopter.