Новости за 21.06.2017

A bill-by-bill guide to the proposed legislation in the 2017 Queen's Speech.

Not got long? Here are the best moments from the day.

The Queen's Speech pledges new legislation on driverless and electric cars to make the UK "a world leader".

Thousands welcomed the dawn.

Animal lovers raised £1,000 in just 24 hours to pay for Eeyore to have surgery.

About 13,000 people attended the event at the historic site which was patrolled by armed police.

Paul Lawson's mother says she warned her son about the dangers of swimming in open water.

Presenter Huw Edwards still managed to keep his cool.

What made Daniel Day-Lewis such an acclaimed actor and could he be tempted back to the screen?

Brexit is set to dominate as the government sets out its legislative plans for the next two years.

Stars including Stormzy, Liam Payne and Celine Dion record a cover of Bridge Over Troubled Water.

Police are switching resources from mainstream law enforcement to deal with the terror threat, officers say.

The line-up always changes, but some things remain the same. Here are 12 of Glastonbury's mainstays.

Travel firms want action over "embarrassing" problem of fake illness claims by Britons abroad.

Sam Mendes, who is currently directing 'The Ferryman' in the West End, says he could not have made his hit films now because the industry does not fund middle budget films.

BBC colleagues from Nigeria, Tanzania, Yemen and Brazil give us their advice for coping with hot weather.

The treatment, which can lessen hair loss during chemotherapy, is not available in Northern Ireland.

It marks the beginning of the parliamentary year - but why will it look different from normal?

The suspect was detained after police got reports people were being attacked at London Central Mosque.

When the fan tweeted that he was "retiring his faded and cracked mug", the German club took action.

Nurses are calling for more pets and therapy-animals to help patients recover on wards.

Presenter Huw Edwards was left on air as the broadcaster switched to an emergency back-up system.

There were an average of 22 alcohol-related deaths a week, more than 50% higher than England and Wales.

Details of the upcoming Queen's Speech feature in Wednesday's front pages, as does the current heatwave in Britain.

Experts identify the actions needed by reviewing all recent baby deaths and injuries on UK maternity wards.