Новости за 19.07.2017

As the BBC reveals the pay of its top stars, we look at whether it's a good thing to know what your colleagues earn.

Schools, hospitals and leisure centres are flooded in north Wales as torrential rain batters the area.

When 'Ranjeep' told his family that he was gay, at first his father advised him to marry a woman.

Lightning storms across the East of England destroy one man's home and cause travel chaos.

Dagmara Przybysz had complained of others commenting on her nationality the night before her death.

Work rate and competitors' offers sighted in defence of £150,000-plus salaries.

Longer life expectancy means the middle aged will have to work longer for their share of the pension pot.

Lib Dem leader accuses the government of imposing an 'arbitrary cut off date' for a child refugee scheme.

Of the BBC stars earning more than £150,000 last year, 62 were male and 34 were female.

A UK zoo is taking part in a radical plan to save the world's last northern white rhinos from extinction.

The UK state pension age will now be increased from 67 to 68 by 2039, the government says.

Eleven years after the demise of Top of the Pops, a weekly music show is coming back to the BBC.

The inquiry consultation closes on 4 August after 80 people are believed to have died.

Our media editor Amol Rajan says the gender pay gap could lead to big problems for the BBC.

Police say growing numbers are coming forward after being ordered to have a heterosexual wedding.

Matthew Lucas received a commendation for helping two boys attacked in Edlington in 2009

Welsh and Scottish governments claim rules entitle them to extra cash in wake of DUP agreement.

Aidan Chaves admits having an offensive weapon but denies making threats against fans.

These people decided to delete their social media accounts as survey reveals they cause anxiety and are a platform for bullying.

This figure has been on the rise since 1990 in England and Wales, official data shows.

The DIY chain is to compensate people who experienced bad smells after using Valspar paint.

Decision not to vaccinate boys against a cancer-causing sexually transmitted infection attracts fierce criticism.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge also visit the Brandenberg Gate and the Berlin Holocaust Memorial.

Footage emerges of actor Paul Nicholls, who was stranded with two broken legs for three days.

The MP for the Bard's home town is ticked off for "gesticulating in a distinctly eccentric manner".