Новости за 23.06.2017

The Women's Cricket World Cup gets under way, on a mission to grow as a sport and a business

Tory MP Andrea Leadsom says broadcasters need to be more patriotic while reporting on Brexit.

Hourly pay rates will rise to £8.42 an hour by November 2018 but Sunday pay will be reduced.

Five tower blocks with 800 homes in Camden, north London are being evacuated due to cladding concerns.

A battle over hot-weather dress code heats up

Camden Council head Georgia Gould says several large tower blocks in the borough are being evacuated because of fears over fire safety.

British number three Dan Evans announces he tested positive for cocaine in a drugs test taken in April, saying: "I made a mistake."

Amy Denton Clark recalls taking the racket during the 1997 final.

Men shouldn’t interrupt less, women should do it more

Avondale Park Primary School pupils share happy memories of friends lost in the Grenfell Tower fire.

Gabriel, 4, gets distracted on set during a Victoria Derbyshire discussion on sickle cell disease.

Jon Platt's defence lawyers had argued that pursuing legal action against him was an "abuse of process".

Readers' questions while the EU and UK negotiate over the status of millions of people

Kevin Adams, 52, left his sexual partner tied up with a gas mask on his face.

A year on from the EU Referendum one Leave supporter reflects on the historic vote

The single, to raise money for those affected by the fire, features Rita Ora and Stormzy.

A weakness in some Virgin Media routers also affects routers by other providers, experts warn.

Residents of three Plymouth tower blocks react after learning the cladding on the structures has been given the lowest safety rating.

Celtic say they will not take supporters to the potential Champions League qualifier against Linfield in Belfast amid security concerns.

The mother of a 10-year-old asthma victim calls for the condition to be taken more seriously.

How people have defied the chaos of ruins

Police say outside cladding and insulation failed safety tests and they will consider manslaughter charges.

Chevaze McGregor repeatedly hit his two-year-old stepson with a rod and a belt.

The school says it decided to change the uniform policy "as summers are getting hotter".

Police described the doll - ordered online from Hong Kong and intercepted at East Midlands Airport - as "obscene".