Новости за 20.06.2024

Latif Madoi was arrested for possessing military uniforms, which may be linked to opposition leader Bobi Wine.

Doctors are fighting to save people from heat strokes in a first-of-its-kind clinic in India's capital.

The astronomical event means Belfast residents can expect 17 hours and 16 minutes of daylight on Thursday.

Authorities have blamed the huge power cut on the failure of a transmission line.

Farzad Mansouri was the teenage flagbearer for his nation at the last Olympics. Three years on, displaced by war and relocated to Manchester, he will compete under a new banner in Paris.

The Conservatives say they are in touch with the Gambling Commission "about a small number of individuals".

Despite inflation falling to 2%, experts are expecting interest rates to be held at a 16-year high.

The families of victims of two 737 Max crashes also call for prosecutions a day after apology by chief executive.

Scotland show their best qualities - as well as their worst - to get their Euro 2024 campaign back on track, writes Tom English.

Kelly Cates has reaction as Scotland keep their UEFA Euro 2024 hopes alive.

Scotland manager Steve Clarke is positive about his side's chances of making it out of group A after Scotland draw 1-1 with Switzerland in Cologne.

Specialist teams are needed to tackle the steep banks on stretches of the Tweed in the Borders.

BBC correspondents analyse key policies in the SNP manifesto.

Eden Court reportedly has its fair share of spooks, but rational explanations have been offered.

The UK government is not responsible for Wales' health service. So why has it become an election issue?

Sue Taylor-Franklin had to crowdfund money to pay for knee surgery in Lithuania.

Supporters are put through the emotional wringer as Scotland take on Switzerland in their second Euros match.

A march past Ardoyne shops is now being sought on the evening of 12 July.

As well as being a donor, Zia Yusuf will also have a public role for Reform UK during the campaign.