Новости за 21.06.2016

Rival EU campaigners clash at Wembley Arena in the biggest live debate of the UK's referendum.

Clara Drummond wins the BP Portrait Award with a painting of friend and fellow artist, Kirsty Buchanan.

Sadiq Khan and Boris Johnson argue over the potential economic impact of the UK leaving the European Union.

The founder of a flagship free school and two of his staff used government money intended to help set it up for their own ends, a court is told.

Northern Ireland are beaten by Germany in Paris and must wait to see if they qualify for the last 16 of Euro 2016.

Unions say they have "serious concerns" about the ongoing sale of the Tata Steel UK business.

Two brothers are jailed for an acid attack on a woman which blinded her in one eye and was described as "medieval barbarism" by a judge.

Hundreds of bees fitted with coloured number tags are being released from a London rooftop to help scientists find the insects' favourite haunts in the capital.

There will be more private security staff at Wimbledon this year, organisers say, with armed police also on patrol at the tennis championships.

Jo Cox was killed because of her strong political views and her family must continue to fight for them, her widower Brendan tells the BBC.

Brendan Cox, the widower of MP Jo Cox, said he believed his wife was killed because of her political views.

The US government conducted bioterror research right under subway riders' noses

More than 100 street artists have added their work to a part of Birmingham already well known for its graffiti.

A graduate from India found an ingenious way to land his dream internship at British GQ.

Services through the Channel Tunnel are normal, says Eurotunnel, after clashes involving migrants caused delays on Monday.

David Cameron urges people to think of the "hopes and dreams" of future generations as he makes a direct appeal to them to back staying in the EU.

A man found guilty of murdering his six-year-old daughter 11 months after she was returned to his care is jailed for a minimum of 23 years.

Mexican flags are flying on properties surrounding the controversial Aberdeenshire golf course owned by Donald Trump.

The Queen tweets her thanks to people who sent her 90th birthday messages on social media.

British astronaut Tim Peake describes his dramatic journey home to Earth from the International Space Station.

Police in France praise the behaviour of fans in Toulouse after Wales' Euro 2016 victory, as attention turns to ticket supply and travel for the next game in Paris.

Sir Cliff Richard is considering suing the BBC over its coverage of the police raid on his home in 2014 over historic allegations of sex abuse.

Tim Peake says he would go back into space "in a heartbeat" after his six-month mission to the space station.

How a mother campaigns to get people talking about babies who die.

A strawberry moon occurs in June and marks the beginning of the strawberry season. Here's a selection of your pictures.