Новости за 01.07.2016

Royal Troon members vote "overwhelmingly" at a special meeting to allow the admission of women members.

Nearly one in 10 of the soldiers who died on the first day of the Battle of Somme were from the 36th Ulster Division.

Commemorative lapel pins made from Battle of the Somme shells are being sold at more than 10 times the original asking price.

Stephen Beadman jailed for life with minimum of 35 years for rape and murder of schoolgirl Kayleigh Haywood.

National Theatre head Rufus Norris and artist Jeremy Deller were behind a Somme commemoration project featuring men dressed as World War I soldiers.

The singer and BBC 6 Music presenter said she was "heartbroken" after getting stuck in traffic on the way to Lille.

This summer, put your car's trailer hitch to good use with a mobile barbecue rig

One in 10 Icelanders is in France right now, plus more news nuggets.

More than a third of voters are not convinced the UK will leave the EU despite referendum result, Newsnight poll suggests.

A US woman is given a suspended jail sentence in Spain for threatening to kill British physicist and cosmologist Stephen Hawking.

How an image of kissing policemen was shared around the world

Like their British colleagues, European commentators have enthusiastically seized on references to Shakespeare to describe the crisis currently engulfing the Conservative Party leadership.

The latest adaptation of the story proves it can’t be updated for our times

Chancellor George Osborne abandons his target to restore government finances to a surplus by 2020, saying there were 'clear signs' of a shock to the economy.

Three police officers face disciplinary action over how they handled child sexual abuse claims against jailed Lostprophets singer Ian Watkins.

UK shares rise for a third day, after Bank of England governor Mark Carney hinted at fresh stimulus measures following the Brexit vote.

Images of the commemorations being held to mark 100 years since the Battle of the Somme, in which more than one million men on the opposing sides were left dead and wounded.

UK and EU politicians send conflicting signals about how the UK's Brexit negotiations should proceed.

Plaid Cymru asks to be designated the official opposition for a House of Commons debate on devolution, claiming Labour is "too busy tearing itself apart".

A member of the Paedophile Information Exchange is jailed for 24 years for a string of historical child sex offences.

Boris Johnson makes his first public comments since pulling out of the Tory leadership race, saying he wishes Michael Gove "every possible success".

Images of the Somme, 100 years on

A woman who used her hand to obstruct closing train doors expecting them to automatically re-open, was instead dragged along the platform, a report finds.

Many soldiers on the frontline were teenagers, some even younger than that

British Gas is to offer free electricity for eight hours at weekends to two million customers who have smart meters installed.