Новости за 18.07.2017

Residents in Coverack say roads are blocked as hail the size of 50p pieces smash window panes.

A man dies after being trapped under rubble when a church collapsed in Cardiff, firefighters say.

From disengaged to happy again at work

A one of five £5 notes with the image of Jane Austen etched into it has been given to a museum.

PC Jonathan Adams was seen on television celebrating a win at Royal Ascot while "off sick".

Some are the most memorable adverts of all time but ads that portray sexism will be banned.

A charity, which provides a coffee and advice service, needs £25,000 to replace its stolen vehicle.

Drug could transform life of boy at risk of permanent brain damage, say family's lawyers.

Cheshire East Council says such objects "could easily" distract motorists.

Michael Hayes told the BBC he was a participant in the Birmingham pub bombings that killed 21 people in 1974.

The 1,600-year-old coffin was found near Borough Market in Southwark.

Two police officers and two pilots deny filming people either naked or having sex in a garden.

Not a single custody centre is rated safe to hold young people, the prisons watchdog says.

Even two centuries after her death, her work is still being celebrated at events across the country.

It is the first Bank of England note to have a tactile feature to help visually impaired people.

British Red Cross volunteers are working hard to process 174 tonnes of physical donations and almost £20 million in financial donations to Grenfell survivors.

The pair had gone to help the tourist's daughter when she got into difficulties in rough seas.

Charities call for compensation scheme guidelines to be reviewed after 693 victims refused payments.

The Advertising Standards Authority shares some examples of gender stereotyping in adverts.

Dozens of residents suffered electricity power surges in 2013 so powerful their appliances started emitting smoke.

The British tennis ace and baking fan is given cakes on BBC Breakfast, but it doesn't quite go to plan.

She was flagged down by three men who appeared to be in distress before being attacked.

More than 60,000 people signed a petition in the battle to save May Brown from leukaemia.

Luke and Lee Payne remember killer Roy Whiting smiling and waving as he drove their sister away.

University Challenge host Jeremy Paxman incorrectly said Billy Connolly's banana boots were made by John Byrne.