Новости за 16.07.2017

Nobody has been arrested in connection with the attack on a man in Luton in May 2016.

Jamie Murray and Martina Hingis beat defending champions Heather Watson and Henri Kontinen to win the Wimbledon mixed doubles title.

As the new Time Lord prepares to enter the Tardis, we look back at her many predecessors.

A painting given to Vivien Leigh by Sir Winston Churchill goes on display ahead of an auction.

Broadchurch star Jodie Whittaker is named as 13th Doctor - the first woman to take the role.

Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell says Jeremy Corbyn did not 'promise' to wipe out graduate loans.

Jodie Whittaker is the first woman to get the role.

It seemed as if Roger Federer's best days were behind him, but the old Wimbledon magic is still there, writes Tom Fordyce.

Roger Federer becomes the first man to win Wimbledon eight times and extends his record to 19 Grand Slam titles with victory over Croatia's Marin Cilic.

Aniso Abdulkadir said she was attacked and her friend was spat on at Baker Street station.

The chancellor says firms want more clarity about what the future relationship will be with Europe.

The chancellor criticised John McDonnell for saying victims were "murdered by political decisions".

Three-time world champion equals record set by Jim Clark and Alain Prost with dominate win at Silverstone.

The restored plane goes on public show in Dumfries after spending more than 40 years underwater.

Tony Blair stands by his criticism of Jeremy Corbyn, despite changing his mind on his chances of being PM.

The former prime minister says "you can't rule anything out in today's politics".

NHS managers say attracting consultants to Cumbria is "proving challenging".

The chancellor is asked if a weekly wage of £297 constituted "being overpaid".

A lifeboat crew found cocker spaniel Indy at the foot of the cliff, bruised but otherwise unhurt.

Nottingham's Robin Hood says money will go to charities that helped his wife, who died of cancer.

The chancellor defends his position after reports he said public sector workers were "overpaid".

The Bedfordshire police officer is currently suspended from duties at the force's HQ in Kempston.

The Fermanagh team had been training in Bundoran and had entered the water to cool down.

Standards watchdog says it is a "dangerous moment" for UK politics and urges leaders to take action.

There were more than 400 acid attacks in England and Wales in the six months up to April 2017.