Новости за 28.08.2017

Britain's Kyle Edmund and Cameron Norrie reach the US Open second round but Heather Watson is knocked out.

The former Leicester and England striker said he would miss Barry Lineker greatly.

A manta ray mothership and flying fish torpedoes are among visions of submarine warfare in 50 years.

Efforts to phase out the old £1 coin are being hampered by firms returning new ones by mistake.

Harmonie-Rose, three, wanted her prosthetic limbs to be decorated with unicorns 'to help me walk'.

Police say engineers are working hard to get the phone lines and website up and running again.

It comes after reports PSNI officials faced allegations of posting racist, sexist and sectarian tweets.

Thousands are preparing for a second day at Notting Hill Carnival, as the number of arrests are down on last year.

Canakinumab could herald a "new frontier" in treatment, but questions remain about its side-effects.

Officers said they were treating the death of the 17-year-old boy as "unexplained".

Gary Mackay-Steven is recovering at home after being treated for the effects of hypothermia.

David Eldar put down the word "carrels," a type of desk, to claim the title in Nottingham.

The 30-year-old woman was arrested in hospital, where she is continuing to receive treatment.

Blogger Dave Olshanetsky went to one of the biggest names in the festival industry to deal with homophobia at festivals.

More than 100 people are treated in hospital after a suspected chemical leak along the Sussex coast.

Britain says the EU should be more flexible - the EU says there has to be progress before talks can widen.

Labour's position on Brexit and a heart drug breakthrough make the bank holiday headlines.

The Queen grandfather's letter apologises that Albert, who would become George VI, was "rather shy".

That five-star rating isn’t what it seems

Some 30,000 more teenage women than men are set to start degrees this autumn, Ucas says.

Eight people were killed in the crash involving a minibus and two lorries on Saturday.

Head teachers want to show them off and local newspapers want to take their pictures. So why the fuss about twins starting school for the first time?

The Partnership for Action Against Wildlife Crime in Scotland says those responsible could be breaking international law.

Wreckage believed to be of an RAF Short Stirling plane is discovered by engineers.

More than half of the 160 BHS stores that closed after it went into administration a year ago are still empty, says new research.