Новости за 12.08.2017

Britain's Mo Farah misses out on a fifth consecutive major distance double as he finishes second in the 5,000m at the World Championships.

More than 100 vessels were expected off the Moelfre coast on Anglesey for the lifeboat open day.

Stars including Miranda Hart, Mary Berry and Salman Rushdie are to appear at this year's Cheltenham Literature Festival.

John Burkhill was mistaken for a Celtic fan by Rangers fans ahead of a friendly in Sheffield.

Two spoof accounts have been posting controversial comments to festival-goers caught up in queues.

The girl managed to escape and run home uninjured, police say.

The women, aged 66 and 33, were found stabbed to death at a home in north London.

Mike Hookem says he cannot "turn a blind eye" to extremism, as Anne Marie Waters bids to lead party.

Eric Bellquist, 41, is facing no further action after being arrested on Thursday.

The MoD reviews security after the remotely-controlled plane lands on the deck of Britain's biggest warship.

Jonny Marshall damaged his retina after shining a laser in his eye for a split second.

The suspect, in his 20s, has been held on suspicion of murdering Peter Wrighton, 83.

Susan Shepherd was pulled from the rubble alive because an appliance fell on her, her sister says.

A charity converts a former school bus into modern accommodation for homeless people.

Meet the Jiu Jitsu enthusiast whose initials are on every coin minted since 2015.

The solicitor general says racism must be "front and centre" of justice, if it is part of sex abuse.

Stargazers will get the opportunity to spot shooting stars during the annual Perseid meteor shower.

More than 600 children and teenagers are being treated for the condition in England and Wales, experts warn.

Ministers could bring in new measures to reduce laser attacks, following warnings from pilots.

Guy Farrer was one of the volunteers who went to rescue British and French troops from advancing Germans in World War Two.

The latest magazine sales figures are out - and they aren't as bleak as you might think.

Ed had his drink spiked and was picked up by paramedics after wandering on to a dual carriageway.

From Aunt Sally to dwile flonking - the weird and wonderful world of pub pastimes.

Flying with a wheelchair is hard enough - it's even harder when it's broken in transit.

Saturday's front pages feature a range of stories, including Donald Trump's row with North Korea.