Новости за 23.08.2017

Prince Philip will join the Queen to open the Queensferry Crossing, having retired from solo duties.

Students and schools have struggled to grapple with it and there are fears that it’s even less understood outside the education system, particularly by employers.

Zoolander, Hot Fuzz and Anchorman made BBC Culture’s top 100 comedies

Writer Afua Hirsch described Admiral Horatio Nelson as a "white supremacist".

Alliston was riding a fixed gear bike with no front brakes when he hit Kim Briggs as she crossed the road.

As hospital admissions for allergies rise, what should people reasonably do to protect sufferers?

A Finnish academic, who has the right to live in the UK, was told she had a month to get out.

The judge called for a review of Manchester Airport security "at the highest level" after the incident.

A Labour MP faces a backlash after saying the move could create "safe spaces" on public transport.

The former ITV online producer was left with severe disabilities after going into shock after being served a nut on holiday.

Ambulance driver Toby Robyns was held at Bodrum airport as he prepared to fly home with his family.

The tax rebate was meant to aid struggling small businesses and revive Scotland's tourism industry.

Jonathan Head faced up to five years in jail if he had been convicted of criminal defamation.

The UK foreign secretary pledges £9m to tackle people trafficking and terrorism during a visit.

Charlie Alliston was cleared of manslaughter but found guilty of "wanton and furious driving".

London trials begin for nine of the fully electric vans.

Everton striker Wayne Rooney, England's all-time record goalscorer, announces his retirement from international football.

The feud between the Birmingham rivals has plagued the streets with murders, shootings and stabbings.

Theresa May says survivors and local residents were "pleased" to hear the body is to lose its powers.

The KLF make a comeback 23 years after they burned £1m royalties from their hit singles.

The author's photos of his young neighbour will appear alongside pictures of her as an adult.

Dozens of people were trapped in homes or cars after heavy rain led to severe flooding in Northern Ireland.

A Czech man says he has no memory of the attack in which he stabbed his Scottish girlfriend in Lapland.

Police suggest on social media that the rightful owner of the case should "pop in" and claim it.

Who will win soccer's battle of the signing videos?