Новости за 21.06.2018

EU citizens will have to answer three questions to stay in the UK after Brexit, says Sajid Javid.

Porters at King's College in Cambridge are accused of "hassling" non-white staff and students.

John "Goldfinger" Palmer's family say they are haunted by a killer who stalked him "like an animal".

British Transport Police bring in more patrols to give passengers "reassurance".

Naz Shah was told she had to vote in person during the EU Withdrawal Bill.

EU citizens will have to answer three questions to stay in the UK after Brexit, says Sajid Javid.

Danny Cipriani will make his first start for England since 2008 in the third Test against South Africa, replacing George Ford at fly-half.

Greg Hands resigns as a minister to vote against plans to expand Heathrow Airport.

A committee recommends Mark McDonald be suspended from Holyrood for a month for sexual harassment.

Jeffrey Barry, a violent schizophrenia patient, killed his neighbour hours after being freed.

The NHS must change to avoid more scandals like the Gosport hospital deaths, says Jeremy Hunt.

The animals paused long enough while scampering across a Highlands road for a photograph to be taken.

The hotel has created burgers dipped in midges that were harvested from extermination machines.

Ciaran Clark was knocked unconscious in a row on a dance floor.

Liz Brown finds nurse Debbie, who helped to make the 14-year-old girl's cancer "less painful".

Why Hitchcock’s Kaleidoscope never came to be

SNL comedian Pete Davidson confirms his engagement to the singer, saying "it's lit".

The phone company acts after mail is addressed to "Mr Isis Terroriste" and "Mr Getout Ofengland".

By 2035 about 234,000 over-75s will get cancer each year - up from 130,000 now, a report estimates.

What happens when cryptocurrency miners take over your town?

UK undergraduate students do not pay any tuition fees in 10 EU countries and Norway.

EU staff and their families at UK universities face big decisions about staying after Brexit.

A call for action by the families of hundreds of hospital death victims dominates the headlines.

The number of firsts given to students at degree level rose by 26% since 2010, Reform think tank says.

Amanda Spielman also says she supports punishments such as lines, litter-picking and detention.