Новости за 20.07.2017

The Met Police says it is "seeing a move across" to gang members using acid as a weapon.

People are evacuated from homes and businesses in Edgware amid fears of gas cylinders exploding.

Theresa May will also attend commemorations marking centenary of the battle of Passchendaele in Belgium.

President George HW Bush said the move would "put the US in the wrong in world opinion".

Adrian Pogmore used the aircraft to film people sunbathing naked and his friends having sex.

The number fledging from the UK in 2017 is more than the total number for the previous 30 years.

The victim was outside a pub when a man leapt out of a car and sprayed a liquid at him.

We found out that all the top earners were older, white men - but what else have we discovered?

The presenter told listeners he'd asked his 91-year-old mum what to do, after his pay was revealed.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have a go at shaping pretzel dough - then take to the river for a race.

Gordon Brown says the moving of 130,000 UK children overseas was "government-enforced trafficking".

The group thought he was role playing as he collapsed during a training session.

Gayle Newland created an online persona to trick her female friend into a relationship for two years.

Violent crime is up 18%, as part of an overall rise of 10% in the crime rate in England and Wales.

The ‘third gender’ of South Asia

Chester Castle, founded in 1070, was the base for the English conquest of Wales.

A farmer claims his tractor was twice started by lightning strikes during recent storms in Guernsey.

A Canadian governor got caught up in regal protocol as he touched a royal elbow.

The ex-paratrooper said he could barely walk, but won a triathlon and skied in the Alps.

The sign stated dogs were banned until September 31, despite the month only having 30 days.

Leader of the Commons Andrea Leadsom provokes laughter with a slip-up.

How to tackle the expense of looking after children during long hot weeks with no school.

Wales, the Midlands and the North will no longer see their lines upgraded after a government review.

Police are expected to be combing through 15 tonnes of debris until the end of the year.

Two men are convicted of the culpable homicide of Russell Robertson by throwing him into a canal.