Новости за 08.06.2018

The politician, who was 92, retired from local government in 1999 after more than 33 years.

Former Wales women's rugby player Rhian Nokes admitted sexual activity with an underage girl.

EU Brexit negotiator casts doubt on the UK's latest proposals to avoid a hard Irish border.

Buckingham Palace confirms that the Queen had the "short planned procedure" in London last month.

Scientists warn material including strands of underwear could be found in the seafood.

Best for Britain chief Lord Malloch-Brown says "it's time for the truth" about Brexit.

There is insufficient evidence to conclude the death was corporate manslaughter, the inquest found.

Scientists say more work is needed to understand the health effects of consuming the seafood.

Scientists say more work is needed to understand the health effects of consuming the seafood.

Our critic asks: ‘Why has a man directed this film?’

A 12-carriage Thameslink train has been "trashed" by "thugs" who covered it in graffiti.

The foreign secretary's comments about Brexit and the Treasury at a private dinner are leaked.

The telecom giant's chief executive is leaving after coming under pressure from shareholders.

David and Victoria Beckham are donating their royal wedding clothes to the families affected by the Manchester bombing.

A fourth man has been charged with possession of class A drugs with intent to supply.

Expert witnesses at an inquiry into the tower block blaze have detailed how the fire took hold, minute by minute, through the building one year ago.

Photographer Charlie Clift took to the streets of Brixton to capture images that celebrate the life, soul and character of the London community.

The comedian tells an audience in Ireland: "I could have done with you, 9,000 Dubliners."

Why thousands of train services have been cancelled across the country in recent weeks.

Why thousands of train services have been cancelled across the country in recent weeks.

One in 12 children is thought to persistently hear voices that are not there.

How videos of crinkles, crunches and whispers are becoming big business

The pop star tackles divorce and depression on her new album - but the BBC finds her in good spirits.

The RAF is "meticulous" in trying to avoid civilian casualties when targeting IS, Sir Stuart Peach says.