Новости за 11.06.2017

A dramatic and unexpected return to the Cabinet for Michael Gove was one of very few changes in a limited post-election reshuffle by Theresa May.

Some Conservative Cabinet ministers are privately lobbying Theresa May to alter her Brexit plan from an "ideologically driven" approach to a "pragmatic Brexit".

New photos of Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi have been released by police as they continue to piece together his final days.

The Prime Minister has appointed her Cabinet, in what Sky's Faisal Islam has called "a shuffle, more than a reshuffle".

A WhatsApp message from Boris Johnson urges other top Tories to "calm down" and back the Prime Minister.

A man has been arrested in Essex in connection with a murder linked to a bloody gangland feud in Dublin.

US-backed forces have seized a western district of Raqqa, Islamic State's stronghold in Syria, following two days of fighting.

England U20s have won the World Cup with a 1-0 victory over Venezuela - their first win on the global stage since 1966.

George Osborne has branded the Prime Minister "a dead woman walking".

Customers buying holidays through Thomson owner TUI will have to pay more due to the fall in the pound following the Brexit vote, the company has said.

TV presenter Richard Hammond was seconds from being "incinerated" in a car crash, according the producer of his programme.

Theresa May will meet DUP leader Arlene Foster on Tuesday after Number 10 mistakenly announced an agreement with the party.

US attorney general Jeff Sessions has agreed to give evidence to Congress' Russia investigation in the wake of the testimony by ousted FBI chief James Comey.

Polls have opened in France for the first round of parliamentary elections, with President Emmanuel Macron expected to claim a landslide.

One of the first police officers on the scene of the London Bridge attack has described the "pandemonium" as people ran for their lives while others lay bleeding on the ground.

Theresa May's bid to do a deal with the Democratic Unionist Party to save her premiership has been plunged into uncertainty.

Three US troops were killed when an Afghan soldier opened fire on them in eastern Afghanistan, according to officials.

Three British men are being held over suspicious conversations held on board a UK-bound easyJet flight.

Passengers have been forced to leave an easyJet plane via emergency slides after the pilot landed in Germany over a "suspicious conversation" on board.