Новости за 04.06.2016

A British woman dies after reportedly falling from a balcony in the resort of Adeje, on the island of Tenerife.

Manchester's Victoria Station becomes Victoria Wood Station for an hour as hundreds of fans celebrate the comedian's life.

Twelve people are arrested after police received reports of assault and criminal damage involving a large group of masked men in Brighton.

Crew members from the Flying Scotsman have said that once again they have seen a number of people on the tracks as the historic locomotive passed by.

Blackwall Tunnel was closed temporarily in the early hours of the morning due to someone jogging through it, Transport for London says.

A rare buttercup, that only grows in two places in the UK, is being reintroduced in South Gloucestershire.

Primal Scream singer Bobby Gillespie is recovering in hospital after falling off stage at Swiss festival Caribana.

Police searching for a missing couple in Suffolk find a body in woodland close to where they live.

A vulture that went missing in Somerset four days ago has still not been caught despite several sightings, his owner says.

A record-breaking number of osprey chicks hatch in Northumberland.

A great-grandfather becomes one of the first in the UK to be treated for a stroke, using stem cells.

Six former Labour leaders are attempting to rally the party's supporters to vote to remain in the EU.

Mike Costello analyses what made Muhammad Ali the greatest - with a little help from the boxer's brother and Bill Clinton.

In 1974, on the eve of his now infamously named Rumble in the Jungle fight, Muhammad Ali spoke to BBC boxing commentator Harry Carpenter.

Leaving the EU would allow the UK government to spend an additional £100m a week on the NHS, leading Brexit campaigners say.

Three-time world heavyweight boxing champion, who became one of the world's best-known sportsmen, dies aged 74 after suffering from respiratory illness

The "unsung heroes" of Cambridge University are the stars of what is the first portrait exhibition of college head porters.

The family of army recruit Pte Cheryl James, whose death at Deepcut barracks was ruled as suicide, say their quest for justice has not ended.

Where EU referendum votes will be won and lost

When the West Germans stayed in a small market town

Some retired steelworkers could see their pensions "largely frozen" under possible changes to the scheme's rules, a former pensions minister warns.

Why is Churchill 'grumpy' on new banknote?

Hundreds of nurses and midwives are expected to join a demonstration in London calling for a rethink of plans to scrap maintenance grants for students in England.

Parents in the UK may be inadvertently feeding their babies and toddlers larger portions than they need, experts warn.

The UK's chief inspector of air accidents is the leading contender to run a new organisation which aims to make the NHS in England safer.