Новости за 22.08.2017

Police made the arrests after stopping two vehicles in the Ferguson Drive area of Lisburn.

His plight touched thousands of well-wishers and a crowdfunding page has raised almost £400,000.

Anthony Seward's hand was trapped in an industrial mangle at Heathcoat Fabrics in Tiverton.

A selection of photographer Mike Chapman's pictures of the Sunrise Celebration 2017, with words by Steve Hawkes, BBC News, in Herefordshire.

Surrey Police say the young girl was sexually assaulted while out walking in Claygate.

David Tremayne reached 296mph before losing control when the parachute was released.

Kevin Nicks arrived on the Scottish coast after driving the converted Volkswagen from Land's End.

Celtic complete an 8-4 aggregate win over Astana to reach the Champions League group stage, despite losing in Kazakhstan.

Police confirm a man has come forward to claim the ornate urn which is full of ashes.

The winner of the best joke award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival gives five tips to be funnier.

Facts and figures about one of the biggest events in women's sport, which comes to a climax this weekend.

Adrian Brown is found not guilty of the attempted murder of a train passenger by reason of insanity.

Tourist Harry Athwal rushed to help a child hurt in the Barcelona attack.

They abducted and raped a woman in revenge for the kidnap of an associate by a rival operation.

Dominic Chappell, who faces charges, bought the department store chain the year before it collapsed.

The club denies being "chauvinistic", claiming it has "traditionally been single gender".

Former England cricketer Geoffrey Boycott apologises for an "unacceptable" comment about West Indian cricketers.

Laura Evans says she has had anxiety for as long as she can remember, but being in the sea helps her feel at ease.

Fraudster Richard Pearson destabilised the art market by selling the forged works.

A hospital turns down £2,500 from male fundraisers dressed in "demeaning" nurses uniforms.

The Metropolitan police force has been accused of attempting to "demonise" the Notting Hill Carnival

The National Grid has warned that an average home can't charge a car and boil a kettle at the same time.

A learner driver jumped a level crossing and then reversed back through it.

Visitors put a child inside the 800-year-old coffin for a photograph but damaged the "unique" artefact.

Flamefest, a festival for "kinky, quirky, creative hedonists", was at the site on Saturday and Sunday.