Новости за 25.06.2017

The largest warship ever built in the UK is due to set sail for the first time today.

Jeremy Corbyn has predicted he will be Prime Minister within six months and vowed to wanted to scrap Trident "as soon as I can", it was claimed last night.

Two days after their dramatic departure from the tower blocks on north London's Chalcots estate, some of the residents have returned, allowed back to collect vital belongings they did not have time to pack on Friday.

Sixty high-rise buildings in 25 local authorities have failed fire cladding safety tests carried out in the wake of the Grenfell blaze, the Government has said.

Researchers are tackling sound pollution from loud car horns by developing a beep which apparently sounds like a duck's quack.

America's tallest building west of the Mississippi River has opened its doors in Los Angeles.

Labour's John McDonnell has told a Glastonbury crowd the victims of the Grenfell tower block fire "were murdered by political decisions".

A cyberattack on Parliament may have compromised up to 90 email accounts, according to Sky sources.

London's mayor has backed a decision to evacuate tower blocks, insisting "you can't play Russian roulette with people's safety".

Around 1,500 people have been evacuated from homes, campsites and hotels after a forest fire erupted in southern Spain.

David Davis has admitted he is "not 100% sure" of a Brexit deal but warned toppling Theresa May would complicate his task further.

Prince Harry has admitted he once "wanted out" of the Royal Family - but stayed to dedicate much of his time to charitable work.

Six people have been injured after a car hit pedestrians outside a sports centre in Newcastle.

A teenage girl has plunged eight metres (25ft) from a halted theme park ride into a crowd of people trying to catch her.

More than 120 people - including children - have been killed after an oil tanker flipped over and burst into flames on a highway in Pakistan.

Britain will maintain duty-free access to its markets once it has left the European Union for goods from dozens of developing countries.

The cholera outbreak in Yemen has now become the worst in the world, the United Nations says.

Dominic Cummings, the man who masterminded Vote Leave's winning strategy, has described the MPs he worked with as "particularly unbalanced".

Down at Kap's Studios, in a hipster complex in central Moscow, two top models are getting ready for a shoot.

The DUP's leader at Westminster says those who hold different views on social issues like gay marriage and abortion have no reason to fear the Northern party's influence there.