Новости за 29.06.2017

The sinking of the Lancastria during WWII remains Britain's worst maritime disaster.

Protests are planned and heavy security is in place ahead of the 20th anniversary of Hong Kong's handover from British rule.

A woman has been found guilty of pretending to be a man to trick her female friend into having sex.

Theresa May has secured a majority for her Queen's Speech in her first Commons test of the new Parliament.

President Donald Trump has attacked the television host Mika Brzezinski in a blistering and vulgar fashion.

A 52-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of fraudulently claiming to have lost family members in the Grenfell Tower disaster.

It is a fashion revolution in a place steeped in tradition - male MPs will no longer be required to wear a tie in the House of Commons.

The Iraqi Prime Minister has declared the "end of the IS caliphate" after the recapture of the al Nuri mosque in Mosul.

The parents of terminally ill baby Charlie Gard have said he will die "knowing he was loved by thousands" when his life support is turned off tomorrow.

Five men have been found guilty of killing Russian opposition politician Boris Nemtsov.

The Government has been forced to cover the cost of abortions for women travelling to England from Northern Ireland to avoid an embarrassing defeat in Parliament.

A manhunt has been launched after a 20-year-old man died following "a horrifying attack" at a motorway service station in Surrey.

Brooklyn Beckham is being mocked on social media for his "terrible" photographs and "even worse" captions.

The British and Irish governments say "significant progress" has been made in power-sharing talks in Northern Ireland.

George Osborne is to become honorary professor of economics at the University of Manchester - his sixth job since the former Chancellor left the Cabinet last year.

Culture Secretary Karen Bradley has said she is 'minded to' refer 21st Century Fox's takeover of Sky plc to the Competition and Markets Authority.

A retired judge heading the inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire has warned it may not be widespread enough to satisfy all survivors.

A retired judge has been appointed as the chairman of the public inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire.

Sir Martin-Moore Bick has been appointed as the head of the public inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire.

Theresa May faces a major test as MPs vote on the Queen's Speech after a week of debate.

The acting chief of the French air force has been accused of using a fighter jet to commute home at weekends.

A small Cornish village fundraising to reopen a chapel has been helped by an unlikely benefactor - the prime minister of the United Arab Emirates.

A Newcastle United footballer has told Sky News he rushed to Grenfell Tower to provide survivors with food, water and clothing on the night the building caught fire.

A woman has been charged with manslaughter after she allegedly shot her boyfriend dead when a YouTube stunt apparently went wrong.

The Pope's chief financial adviser has become the most senior Catholic official to be charged over the church's sexual abuse scandal.