Новости за 01.08.2017

Frankie Dettori's 12-year-old son Rocco has entered the Shetland Pony Grand National.

His body was recovered from Snowdon's Pyg track on Monday night.

Kenneth Wilkinson was one of the pilots dubbed "the few" by wartime leader Winston Churchill.

The security boss put the device in her jacket pocket "so it wouldn't go missing", the court hears.

A selection of photographer Mike Chapman's pictures of the 35th annual Womad festival, with words by Steve Hawkes, BBC News, in Wiltshire.

Fentanyl, the drug that killed pop star Prince, has been found in batches of heroin.

People wait two days to get from Zante to Gatwick because of a curfew to protect a turtle population.

The motoring organisation fires its executive chairman, Bob Mackenzie, with immediate effect.

Police say the missing airman's family had been updated on the development.

In this Viewsnight, a former British diplomat makes the case for anarchism.

Research from Harvard University says "almost all" older people should take the cholesterol-lowering drugs.

The Metropolitan Police says clothing or equipment could link suspects to a crime scene.

Theresa May joins other hotel guests in a singalong of God Save The Queen while on walking holiday.

Jeremiah Deen is named as the 45th formally identified victim of the west London tower block blaze.

Crown Office says there is insufficient evidence to prosecute Michelle Thomson over mortgage fraud claims.

Armed inmates at HMP The Mount prison in Hertfordshire are understood to have taken over a wing.

Birmingham MP Steve McCabe says he has been left with a "beautiful black eye".

Those who switch can save about £300 a year, according to the regulator.

Comedian and writer David Walliams talks about writing children's books and why he has to pinch himself every day.

Pub bosses apologise after asking priests to leave their Cardiff venue, mistaking them for a stag party.

The peregrine chick is thought to have fallen from its nest when it first tried to fly.

Security checks brought in after recent terror attacks "have led to some people missing flights".

Labour's Steve McCabe tells BBC News about the incident which left him with facial injuries.

Some undergraduates receive the equivalent of just 26 hours of one-to-one teaching over three years, researchers say.

Kevin Myers suggested Vanessa Feltz and Claudia Winkleman earned high salaries because they are Jewish.