Новости за 01.07.2017

Past and present world leaders have bid farewell to Helmut Kohl, the German chancellor who helped unite Europe.

Gerry Adams has said he does not expect a deal to restore power-sharing at Stormont will be agreed by Monday's deadline.

Twenty five people have been injured after a shooting at a nightclub in Arkansas lead to a stampede to flee the scene.

Film critic Barry Norman has died at the age of 83, leaving behind an "enviable career" as film's longest running host.

Austerity has been "selective, brutal, nasty and vile towards the poorest and most vulnerable", Jeremy Corbyn has said.

A new island has appeared off the coast of North Carolina but people have been warned not to swim there because of the threat of sharks and rip currents.

The British and Irish Lions have beaten the All Blacks 24-21 in a thrilling second Test in Wellington.

A woman who fled Grenfell Tower has discovered she was still having rent for her destroyed flat taken by the council, a campaigner has said.

An oil tanker and a bulk carrier have smashed into each other in the English Channel.

Cycling's most prestigious competition, the Tour de France, gets under way later with a time trial in Dusseldorf.

Britons are being urged to check their lottery numbers after the latest EuroMillions jackpot, worth more than £87m, was won by a UK ticket.

Health campaigners say the 10th anniversary of the smoking ban marks a "decade of success", with smoking rates now the lowest ever recorded.

Footage has emerged of the moment a 92-year-old woman was dragged along the ground during a "devastating" robbery.

China's President has sworn in Hong Kong's new leader amid scuffles between pro-democracy and pro-Beijing protesters, as the former British colony marks the 20th anniversary of its handover to Chinese rule.

Adele has said she is "devastated" after being forced to cancel her last two sell-out shows at Wembley Stadium after damaging her vocal cords.

Football superstar Lionel Messi has married his childhood sweetheart in a ceremony described as the "wedding of the century".

Shadow cabinet ministers will visit Tory-held marginals across the country later to insist Labour is a "government in waiting".

It seems other worldly from the start. Wild bison littered across rugged prairies, staking their claim to the foothills of the majestic Rocky Mountains, framed by vast, brooding skies. It's a prelude to what will soon feel like another universe.

A top Cabinet minister has said Britain may need to have a debate about university tuition fees, as he urged the Conservatives to modernise in order to win over young voters.