Новости за 21.07.2017

Holidaymakers are being warned about the nasty side effects and long-term scarring that can be caused from black henna tattoos.

Camden Council has insisted it is safe for residents to return to their flats in the Chalcots Estate, after four weeks of urgent safety works.

A stalls handler has died in an accident at one of the UK's most well-known racecourses.

A new photograph of Prince George has been released to mark his fourth birthday.

Donald Trump's defence chief believes Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is still alive - despite recent reports he is dead.

The Palestinian president has suspended all contacts with Israel until metal detectors near the al Aqsa mosque are removed.

Donald Trump's press secretary Sean Spicer has resigned from his White House role - bringing to an end six months of blockbuster media briefings.

Despite his musical success, worldwide fame and millionaire status Justin Bieber has been banned from performing in China.

Sean Spicer has reportedly resigned as White House press secretary after a disagreement over a new communications director.

Police have ended a five-month search of a landfill site after finding "no trace" of missing RAF gunner Corrie McKeague.

A new scan on Charlie Gard makes for "sad reading", a lawyer representing Great Ormond Street Hospital has said.

Boots has been criticised for refusing to cut the cost of the 'morning after' emergency contraceptive pills.

Arab states have been urged to lift a blockade on Qatar after the country changed its anti-terror laws amid a regional crisis.

Ilie Nastase has been fined and banned by the International Tennis Federation over his derogatory comments about Serena Williams.

Environment Secretary Michael Gove says he would like the Government to introduce a plastic bottle deposit scheme "as soon as possible".

A five-year-old girl was reduced to tears after being handed a £150 fine for selling cups of lemonade to festival-goers.

A 27-year-old man has admitted murdering his brother and attempting to murder his brother's girlfriend in a house fire.

Salvador Dali's trademark moustache has survived the passing of time and "remained in its classic shape", according to an embalmer who exhumed the artist's remains.

Today is expected to be the busiest day in history for Britain's skies - with 8,800 planes to be handled by air traffic controllers over the next 24 hours.

The bag Neil Armstrong used to bring moon dust back to Earth has sold for $1.8m (£1.38m) at an auction in New York.

Israeli police have banned men under the age of 50 from entering Jerusalem's Old City for Friday Muslim prayers as tensions continue to rise over the installation of metal detectors outside the al Aqsa/Temple Mount compound.

The judge leading the public inquiry into the Grenfell Tower disaster has been urged to resign after a heated meeting with residents who said "you're not one of us".

At least two people have been killed, and dozens injured, on the Greek island of Kos after a strong earthquake hit the region.

An Australian woman shot dead by a police officer in the US "didn't have to die", the chief of the Minneapolis police department has said.

Movie legend Dick Van Dyke has apologised for acting out "the most atrocious Cockney accent in the history of cinema".