Новости за 15.08.2017

Milly Forest moved from working a shift as an usher to leading lady after a soprano fell ill.

Some feel they're left picking up the slack

The government has ruled out any reversing on plans for higher interest charges on student loans.

His parents say they will use £1.3m donated by well-wishers to set up a rare diseases foundation.

Brexit Secretary David Davis and national newspapers have criticised the decision to silence the famous bell.

Reality Check examines the key parts of the government's paper on its future relationship with the customs union.

Two stunt performers have died in recent accidents in the US, but what safety measures exist in the UK?

With rail fares rising again, we speak to those paying £5,000 a year - or more - in travel costs.

Services are affected between Peterborough, Ely, Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, Stansted Airport and London.

The stage and TV personality says she left the Big Breakfast show after the pair fell out over pay.

The mystery woman stepped in after a 16-year-old girl missed her train for a 160-mile journey home.

Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage criticises government's post-Brexit temporary custom union plan.

What is the scientific name for apricot? 12-year-old Rahul from London knows this - and much more.

Ian Brooke is the third person at his local in Scunthorpe to scoop a £1m National Lottery prize.

Families of those who died in the Manchester Arena attack have already received £70k from a charity.

Ex Celtic and Oldham player Chris Killen is given a suspended sentence after sexually assaulting a woman.

Salvage teams are removing a number of giant pipes which washed up on beaches.

Everton U23 manager David Unsworth said the project was 'the most rewarding thing I've ever done'.

The terms of reference for the Grenfell Tower fire inquiry have been published.

The National Lottery has deleted offensive tweets and apologised after a social media campaign was hijacked by trolls

Nicola Sturgeon says Alex Salmond is not sexist in response to a joke the former first minister made about female politicians.

A "communication breakdown" meant 100 members of the Indian community were not allowed to give blood.

Staff at Edinburgh Zoo raise concerns after a panda was let back into an enclosure while a keeper was still inside.

More than 200 patients have been infected, but none has died, Public Health England confirms.

Part of the train came off the tracks but no-one was hurt in the derailment.