Новости за 13.05.2017

A total of 48 NHS trusts were hit, but only six are yet to return to normal, says the home secretary.

Party held for the children of servicemen and women killed while serving their country.

The 22-year-old UK researcher tells how he stopped a global cyber-attack by spending £8.

Bradley Lowery was carried onto the pitch by his hero Jermain Defoe.

Anna Jacobs was angry to see Tecomak Environmental Services suggest she might be a "left-wing loon".

The Green Party's manifesto for women would also end asylum detention.

While on a visit to Northern Ireland, the PM says she wants power-sharing to be restored.

Lifeguards at the pool shepherded the birds to safety after the eggs hatched overnight

Ex-PM urges voters not to give Theresa May a "free hand" as he warns of rising poverty levels.

The woman in her 20s died after a tractor overturned at The Warren resort near Abersoch.

A new virtual security fence is being tested in Guernsey to stop drones getting contraband into prison.

Junior doctor and mum-of-one Saliha Mahmood-Ahmed swapped on-call shifts with colleagues to take part.

Tickets to a secret north London Harry Styles gig sell out in just over an hour - and these guys got them.

The unnamed boy said his mother sent him to the UK as she thought he would have a better life.

Tributes are paid to a businessman who was a secret contact between the IRA and the UK government.

The NHS will have to upgrade its IT systems after being caught up in the global attack, the home secretary says.

Homeless people are being welcomed into a charity cafe which offers them pre-paid food and drink.

Shane Yerrell has raised more than £20,000 for a number of causes since 2011.

How and why would someone raise money for a person they have never met?

The bookies say the UK can't possibly win - but the former X Factor singer still hopes for an upset.

Parts of south-east England have seen just over half their average rainfall since last summer.

Cyber-crime experts say that we could see more of the cyber attacks that crippled NHS computers.

"Be proud of the person you are," Duke of Cambridge says in message to awards ceremony.

Labour's deputy leader says the party is "determined" to close the gap in the polls to the Tories.

All of Saturday's newspapers feature the "chaos" caused by the massive cyber attack on the NHS.