Новости за 02.08.2017

The White House has been forced to row back on claims by President Donald Trump that he received personal telephone calls praising his immigration policies and a speech he made to the Scouts.

Young people are watching a third less live TV than in 2010, favouring internet catch up and streaming services.

The remains of one of the youngest victims of the Grenfell Tower fire were found alongside his mother, an inquest has heard.

Brazilian football superstar Neymar has agreed to move from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain in a world record deal that could eventually be worth £450m.

A doctor from east London has been charged with 118 sexual offences, Scotland Yard has said.

Scientists have successfully altered a piece of defective DNA in human embryos to prevent them from developing heart disease.

The city of Mosul spreads out along the banks of the Tigris River. It is a formidable, if scenic, obstacle and five bridges were built to overcome it.

A light plane has killed two sunbathers after making an emergency landing on a beach near Lisbon.

The trial of the "musketeers" terror gang was put in jeopardy when a juror tried to set her friend up with a police officer involved in the trial.

Philip Hammond has travelled to Argentina for talks on trade - the first British Cabinet minister to visit the country since Tony Blair in 2001.

A British man who travelled to Syria to fight against Islamic State shot himself to avoid a "painful and frightening death", an inquest has heard.

A Battle of Britain Spitfire pilot who has died aged 99 has been described as a "true gentleman".

More than 60 Army cadets have got into difficulty after training on Northern Ireland's Mourne Mountains, with emergency services on the scene.

Scientists say they have made "exciting" progress in finding a cure for the common cold.

Disruption to flights between Britain and the European Union is becoming more likely as Brexit approaches in March 2019, Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has said.

A gang who styled themselves as the "musketeers" has been found guilty of plotting a bomb and knife attack in the UK.

Barcelona have confirmed Neymar is leaving the club, amid reports he is close to joining Paris Saint-Germain for a world record fee of €222m (£198m).

The US would like a dialogue with North Korea "at some point", but only on the understanding that it can never be a nuclear power, secretary of state Rex Tillerson has said.

The number of people dying from drugs has reached a record high in England and Wales - with 3,744 drug poisoning deaths last year.

Donald Trump has confirmed he expects a "major trade deal" with the UK after Brexit will include reciprocal deals in financial services and agriculture.

Kanye West's tour firm is suing Lloyd's of London for nearly $10m (£7.5m) over the cancellation of the rapper's concerts.

The Government has been urged to pressure EU states to adequately staff their airports as British holidaymakers face more delays due to new security measures.

Detectives searching for missing RAF gunner Corrie McKeague are examining material taken from an incinerator.

Donald Trump has warned Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro that he will be held "personally responsible" for the safety of two opponents who were jailed on Tuesday.

New laws giving the UK beefed up powers to impose its own sanctions against terror groups after Brexit are to be introduced by the Government.