Новости за 29.06.2018

Three men are being hailed as heroes after they bravely ventured onto a subway train line to rescue a blind man who had fallen onto the track.

Veterans have condemned plans for a D-Day pop concert on "sacred" Sword beach to commemorate the 75th anniversary.

The city of Annapolis was shocked by the shooting on the Capital Gazette but will rally around the newspaper in a show of solidarity, a columnist at the publication has said.

A great white shark has been spotted in Spanish waters for the first time in 30 years.

A Grenfell firefighter has told how he cried "every day" for a month after a 12-year-old girl he desperately tried to save died.

The prime suspect of a newsroom shooting which killed five journalists used a legally purchased pump action shotgun.

Roads have started to melt and train track temperatures have soared to 49C (120.2F).

A people smuggler has been jailed for hiding a Vietnamese boy inside a suitcase in the boot of his car.

A man who sold toxic slimming pills to bulimic student who later died has been sentenced to seven years in prison.

Healthcare in the United States has always been held up as a cautionary tale on the grim alternative to the National Health Service.

How do you provide healthcare to 1.3 billion people?

The bodies of three babies have been recovered after a boat carrying around 120 migrants capsized off Libya.

Eight fire engines and 58 firefighters are tackling a blaze in a flat on the 12th floor of a tower block in east London.

Two teenage boys have been arrested after a 15-year-old girl died after apparently taking ecstasy.

An earthquake has rocked Surrey for the second time this week with reports of a house shaking as if "a truck had crashed into it".

EU leaders took "less than a minute" to confirm their stance on Brexit negotiations, as the bloc's member states demanded clarity from Theresa May.

Water shortages are being reported across the UK and Ireland - with some suppliers warning that they are facing a "critical" situation.

Water shortages are being reported across the UK and Ireland, with one company warning it is in a "critical" situation.

A senior BBC journalist at the centre of a gender pay row has reached an agreement with the broadcaster.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of arson after a fire broke out at Winter Hill near Bolton, police say.

The man in charge of policing during the Hillsborough disaster can face trial for the manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 football fans.

Rapper Drake has subtly revealed that he is a father on his much-anticipated new album.

Journalists at a US newspaper where a gunman killed five of their colleagues have shown their defiance by reporting on the murders - just hours after the shooting.

Britain's first quarter gross domestic product has been revised up to 0.2%, official data showed.

Packages have been dropped through a shaft in a mountainside in the hope of reaching 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a cave in Thailand.