Новости за 06.07.2017

Jeremy Corbyn is facing accusations of a plot to purge moderate Labour MPs after one of his leading allies backed a new round of re-selections.

They make an odd foursome, the Britons who have lit up the Wimbledon lawns this week.

With Volvo's announcement that the company is turning to only electric and hybrid engines in its new models from 2019, the industry is taking stock of how the energy network could cope with an influx of electric cars.

Improved fire safety standards that could have prevented the Grenfell Tower disaster are promoted to businesses by the same company that advises the Government on building regulations.

G20 leaders are discussing Europe's ongoing migration crisis at their meeting in Hamburg over the next two days.

Riot police have fired water cannon and tear gas at protesters who hurled bottles and bricks on the eve of the G20 summit.

All trains from London Paddington have been cancelled - as signal failures left commuters stranded for a second day in a row.

Strawberries worth hundreds of pounds have been stolen from a Kent farm - and they may be poisonous.

Until recently, Russia really seemed to like the idea of Donald Trump.

A £40,000 reward is being offered for information over the death of a 15-year-old boy who drowned more than 40 years ago.

Actor Andrew Garfield is facing an online backlash for saying he is "a gay man" but "without the physical act".

Robert Trigg has been jailed for life, with a minimum of 25 years behind bars, for killing two girlfriends five years apart.

As many as 20,000 civilians are feared trapped in Islamic State-held parts of Mosul as jihadists face being driven out of the city.

The President of the European Council has appeared to mock Britain after the bloc agreed a free trade deal with Japan.

Mike Ashley has told a High Court judge he likes to get drunk, describing himself as a "power drinker".

A photograph believed to show Amelia Earhart after her disappearance in 1937 over the Pacific could provide a new clue in one of the world's biggest aviation mysteries.

Police want to speak to the Manchester Arena bomber's brother and believe "other people" may be involved in the attack.

Donald Trump has called Russia "destabilising" but suggested "other people and/or countries" could also have also hacked the US election.

Theresa May is unpopular not just in the UK but across Europe as she prepares to enter Brexit talks, a new poll has revealed.

Donald Trump has said he has "pretty severe things" in mind to confront North Korea if it does not end its nuclear weapon ambitions.

Britain has been warned the prospect of "frictionless trade" with the European Union post-Brexit is "not possible".

Police are hunting "several" members of a Belgian terror ring amid fears of a possible attack if the group "feel cornered".

A bear has been captured on video after breaking into a house in Colorado, raiding the fridge and trashing the kitchen.

The Hepworth Wakefield has been named the UK's museum of the year by the Art Fund.

The Venezuelan National Assembly has been stormed, and seven politicians hurt, after pro-government groups attacked members of congress.