Новости за 13.06.2016

Gordon Brown is to give a speech urging Labour supporters to vote for the UK to remain within the European Union.

A two-minute silence in London has ended with applause for the victims of the Orlando gay club shooting.

Vigils are being held across the UK in memory of the 49 people killed in a shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida.

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Gordon Ramsay's wife Tana has suffered a miscarriage five months into her pregnancy, the celebrity chef confirms on Facebook.

The Leave.EU group is criticised after posting a message on social media linking the fatal shooting in Orlando to its campaign to exit the EU.

The opening days of Euro 2016 have been marred by ugly scenes of violence, both on the streets and in Marseille's stadium. Who is to blame for the trouble - and can it be stopped?

UK Home Secretary Theresa May has described the Orlando attack as "utterly evil" and an act of "homophobic hatred".

Police have released CCTV footage from a Kirkcaldy bank which was held up by two armed men - who escaped on bikes

Some of the Tooting by-election candidates mimic the 1970s 'Wolfie' Smith TV slogan.

The parents of a woman thought to have been murdered 20 years ago offer £50,000 of their own money in a bid to catch their daughter's killer.

Authorities showed "very little professional curiosity" about the family situation of a toddler who suddenly died, a serious case review concludes.

A group of "well-trained" Russian hooligans were behind the violence in Marseille when Russia played England in Euro 2016, while six Britons are among 10 people facing trial, prosecutors say.

England manager Roy Hodgson and captain Wayne Rooney appeal directly to fans to "stay out of trouble" after violence at Euro 2016.

The mother of a baby girl who was killed by a dog admits owning a banned breed.

A 42-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of murder after the bodies of two women were found in a house in Liverpool.

Passengers are advised to check for delays before travelling after Gatwick airport closed its main runway following claims the surface started to break up.

The lead singer from the band The Darkness is reunited with his pet cat three years after she went missing.

Betting shop staff say they are told to offer gamblers perks to keep them playing on controversial fixed-odds betting machines, a BBC investigation has found.

Sterling squeezed against the dollar and yen as polls suggest the chances of the UK voting to leave the EU have increased.

Adverts promoting negative body images will be banned across the Transport for London (TfL) network from next month.

A group that wants lower immigration has forecast that if Britain stays in the EU, net migration could exceed 250,000 a year until 2035, but Remain says quitting isn't the answer.

Jeremy Joseph, owner of the four UK G-A-Y venues, tells Newsbeat there is "always a constant threat".

Andy Burnham is to urge MPs to back a "Hillsborough Law", which would ensure legal funding for bereaved families at inquests where police are involved.

Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown will attempt to attract Labour voters to the Remain cause arguing they have "most to gain" from staying in the European Union.