Новости за 05.07.2017

The US is prepared to use force to prevent North Korea from becoming a nuclear-armed state, the US ambassador to the UN says.

There could be "intense downpours" as thunderstorms cross parts of England and Wales on Thursday.

Four British tennis players have made it through to the third round of Wimbledon for the first time this century.

A lawyer acting for some of the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire has questioned the appointment of two experts by the Government to ensure tower blocks are safe in the future.

Volvo is to become the first mainstream car manufacturer to produce only electric or hybrid vehicles.

Britain is now suffering its worst decade for productivity - the broadest measure of fundamental economic performance - for as long as two centuries, according to Sky News analysis.

The family of terminally ill Bradley Lowery say he has been "very close to going with the angels".

President Donald Trump has hit out at China, accusing the country of having a booming trade relationship with North Korea.

The bomb squad had to be called to a nursery school after a child found a WWII incendiary device and brought it into class, leaving it on a shelf.

The European Commission has unconditionally approved the £1.9bn takeover of Vauxhall owner Opel by car maker PSA.

Sports Direct boss Mike Ashley told the High Court that he was not "Obi-Wan Kenobi running the Death Star" as he gave evidence over a £14m legal claim against him.

Qatar has accused Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt of "clear aggression" against the Gulf state.

Boris Johnson has told his Italian counterpart that terminally ill baby Charlie Gard's future should be "led by expert medical opinion, supported by the courts".

The Austrian Chancellor has made light of a diplomatic row brewing over border control between Italy and Austria, insisting that cooperation with Italy is still "really good".

Theresa May has stood firm in the face of mounting pressure to ease austerity, saying the country must live within its means.

Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg has announced the birth of his sixth child - Sixtus Dominic Boniface Christopher.

The video released of North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missile appears to confirm it is the previously unseen Hwasong-14.

A border stand-off between two of the largest armies in the world is threatening peace in the Indian sub-continent.

Three weeks after the Grenfell Tower fire, the vast majority of survivors are still living in emergency hotel rooms.

Rocky creator Sylvester Stallone has hinted on a possible plot for Creed 2, which sees the hero facing off his father's killer.

A specialist taskforce is to be sent in to Kensington and Chelsea council to take over key services after the Grenfell Tower fire.

When world leaders want to look tough they often do military photo ops - think Putin alongside his top generals, Trump on a warship and even Thatcher in a tank back in the day.

The UK economy is "losing momentum", according to a closely-watched survey of businesses which found growing uncertainty since Theresa May's election gamble backfired.

Those suspected of shooting down the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 over Ukraine in 2014 will be prosecuted in a Dutch court.

Saudi Arabia is "undoubtedly at the top of the list" when it comes to funding Islamist extremism in Britain, it has been claimed.