Новости за 02.07.2018

Prime Minister Theresa May has asked the Treasury and Bank of England to draw up analysis of the impact of any Brexit deal struck with the UK.

Belgium have avoided another World Cup shock after coming from behind to beat Japan 3-2 in a thrilling last-16 clash.

The moment a British rescuer reached the 12 boys who have been trapped in a Thai cave for 10 days has been captured on video.

Boris Johnson has leapt to the defence of Jacob Rees-Mogg after the leading Brexiteer was rounded on by fellow Conservative MPs.

A girl found dead on the Scottish island of Bute is believed to be six-year-old Alesha Macphail, police have said.

Officials are working out how to rescue twelve boys and their football coach who have all been found alive after they became lost in a flooded cave in Thailand.

Officials are working out how to rescue twelve boys and their football coach who have all been found alive after they became lost in a flooded cave in Thailand.

Rescuers searching for 12 missing boys and their football coach say they have all been found alive, officials in Thailand have said.

Harvey Weinstein could face life in prison after being charged with sexually assaulting a third woman.

Last month saw the highest temperature ever recorded in Scotland and was the driest June on record in parts of England.

A cruise ship crew member who fell overboard has been found alive in the water 22 hours later by another ocean liner.

Donald Trump has been ridiculed over the naming of a leaked draft bill outlining how the US would abandon key World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules.

The Ugandan government has introduced a tax on people using social media, angering citizens who think it is an attack on free speech.

A little girl who died after a bouncy castle "exploded" in Norfolk was a three-year-old from Suffolk, police say.

A little girl who died after a bouncy castle "exploded" in Norfolk was a three-year-old from Suffolk, it has been confirmed.

Police searching for a missing girl, 6, on the Isle of Bute have launched an investigation after finding a body in woodland.

LeBron James is to join the Los Angeles Lakers in a deal worth $154m (£116m), his camp has announced after the story appeared to leak on Twitter.

A former key aide to Barack Obama has confirmed David Cameron personally asked the US president to warn Britain would be "back of the queue" for a post-Brexit trade deal.

Monsoon rains are pouring on to the jungle where rescuers are desperately trying to save 12 boys trapped in flooded caves in northern Thailand.

The European Union has warned President Donald Trump that imposing import tariffs on cars would lead to countermeasures on $294bn of US exports.

Tensions between Conservative MPs have blown up into a bitter public battle between Remainers and Leavers ahead of a critical week for Theresa May.

Britain's most wanted fraud suspect Mark Acklom has been arrested in a dramatic raid on his hideout, two years after he went on the run in Europe.

Four-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome has been cleared of any wrongdoing in the case of his adverse analytical finding for asthma drug salbutamol