Новости за 21.07.2017

The fans who are willing to wait all night for a glimpse of their favourite star.

A history of patriotic props

Colin Baker says Peter Davison's reservations about TV's new Time Lord are "absolute rubbish".

A Tagalog term describes how many feel in the presence of overwhelming cuteness

Deputy head teacher Sarah Hay is the world number one woman jouster.

The pharmacy is accused of keeping prices high to avoid stirring up controversy.

Blair Logan poured petrol onto his brother and set it alight, killing him and injuring his girlfriend.

The government's budget deficit grew by more than expected after inflation pushed up its interest bill.

Ray Dare dies while trying to set a new national record for his age.

How "battle name babies" and their descendants were called after battles such as "Passchendaele".

There were 96,910 property sales in June, the lowest figure since last Autumn.

A 13-year-old boy was assaulted in a Manchester park in June.

Georgia Wilde's father accidentally filmed the wrong girl at her graduation ceremony.

The fees paid on entry to Wales - from £6.70 to £20 - have long been a source of contention.

Six people receive treatment from emergency workers, including a girl, 10, hit by glass.

A Hummer limousine taking year 6 pupils to an end of year party went up in flames.

Traffic jams can set any holiday off to a bad start - so how do you avoid them?

The young girl burst into tears after Tower Hamlets Council fined her for selling 50p drinks to festival goers.

Parents ponder whether to relax and pack away the school books - or get ahead for next term.

When 44-year-old Pia Sinha became governor of Risley prison, she needed to adapt quickly to its overwhelmingly male culture.

A group of 14 prisoners - two of whom were children when arrested - face imminent death.

The statistics the government uses to calculate net migration are unreliable, a report says.

Church of England’s insurers deny advising it to cut contact and withdraw emotional support from victims.

A woman, who was quizzed after reading a Syrian art book on a plane, claims she suffered discrimination.

Belongings on show will include her school lunch box, ballet shoes and cassette tapes.