Новости за 21.05.2016

Manchester United are ready to replace manager Louis van Gaal with former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho.

Ex-cabinet minister Iain Duncan Smith compares George Osborne to "Pinocchio" over his claim that a vote to leave the EU would cause an economic shock to UK house prices.

Labour will seek to distribute the rewards of growth more fairly, leader Jeremy Corbyn says, as he sets out his party's plans for the economy.

A 69-year-old man dies after his boat capsizes in the Findhorn Bay area of Moray.

A young girl who has had two kidney transplants takes part in a race to raise funds for the Manchester hospital where she was treated.

A Tube station is evacuated after football fans heading to Wembley stadium set off a smoke bomb and fire alarms.

A group of 28 suspected illegal immigrants are arrested after being found in the back of a lorry in Portsmouth.

A friend of a Jersey resident on the crashed EgyptAir flight pays tribute to a "great guy".

Five men take ill, two seriously, after taking legal high 'Annihilation' or 'Cherry Bombs' in Greater Manchester in the last two days.

Saracens remain on course for a domestic and European double after beating Leicester to reach the Premiership final.

After winning his third career title on clay, could Andy Murray be a genuine contender at Roland Garros?

One of the world's best known steam locomotives - the Flying Scotsman - makes a tour from London to the south coast.

A cash machine is blasted from a phone box in Lincolnshire, prompting a police investigation.

A man has been fined after a court heard he swallowed a goldfish in a "horrible act of cruelty" at a funfair.

A woman appears in court after 11 children were bitten by a Staffordshire bull terrier in a Northumberland playground.

A man is charged with four attempted murders after four women were stabbed near a supermarket car park in south west London.

A man is charged in connection with an attempted carjacking at a supermarket car park in Manchester.

They have been dubbed the killer invaders that target bees and have even caused the deaths of several people in France, but has the deadly Asian hornet made it to the UK?

The National Crime Agency (NCA) recommends using forensic artists to assist in the case of a severed human head found in a Cambridgeshire quarry.

Watford announce former Inter Milan manager Walter Mazzarri is to become the club's head coach from 1 July.

Social media sites must do more to tackle online ticket fraud after being used for nearly half of all such scams last year, councils say.

Experts are assessing what can be salvaged after a fire ravaged a stately home in Manchester.

From the High Court to Wembley in 18 months

A secret World War Two wireless station set up by Winston Churchill to thwart a feared German invasion receives heritage protection.

The last pack of cigarettes rolls off the production line as England's only tobacco factory prepares to shut down for good.