Новости за 30.07.2017

An exhibition at the National Library of Wales delves into the legends of King Arthur and Camelot.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined Belgium's King Philippe and Queen Mathilde to mark the centenary of the Battle of Passchendaele.

A symbol of the Passchendaele loss - the story of poet Ellis Evans lives on today.

The collision was avoided thanks to a microlight pilot who was giving a lesson at the time.

Footage shows a microlight and a CitationJet narrowly missing each other near Eastbourne.

Amateur and professional riders have been taking part in the Prudential RideLondon cycling festival.

Police say they found a body in Builth Wells on Sunday, but no formal identification has taken place.

The girl was attacked at a station, and then again by a driver she flagged down to help her, police say.

The signing at an off-licence was held on the same day as a Sunderland friendly match with Celtic.

Schools should dispel images of "fast money" and "glamour", the children's commissioner says.

The 60m jib crashed on to the vacant clothing shop in Reading on Saturday.

Fans are demanding refunds after the Y Not festival in Derbyshire was cancelled.

Writer Kevin Myers suggested some female BBC stars are paid more because they are Jewish.

Lord Kerslake, chair of the arena attack review, says those affected will have their "voices heard".

Two railway enthusiasts are travelling to every station in Britain in a bid to promote train travel.

Commemorations are to begin in Belgium to mark the centenary of the Battle of Passchendaele.

Harry Potter actress Evanna Lynch talks about life after Hogwarts at rehearsals for her new play, Disco Pigs.

One man's internet signal travels 50,000 miles, but is still quicker than conventional broadband.

BT says its newly-independent broadband division can provide coverage to all but 1% of households.

Why gender-stereotyping jobs is bad for women and men

Reading Council finds temporary accommodation for 49 people overnight after 60 homes were evacuated.

Criminals have punishments reviewed in scheme where victims or even the public can complain of leniency.

Liam Fox says he has "not been party" to any cabinet talks on a "transitional" Brexit arrangement.

Women medics braved the mud of the 1917 battle, the same as the soldiers they fought to save.

An underground railway is far from the most unusual method the royal mail has used to deliver the post in years gone by.