Новости за 21.06.2018

Strikes on Northern Rail confirmed for 21 and 23 June

Discover the mysterious world of stone circles

Maryam Qashqaei Shojaei's banner protesting Iran's ban on women attending stadiums made worldwide headlines last week

Classics like The X-Files, Doctor Who or Star Trek could be the answer to your pain

'He stood up, he put his hand in his pocket and he took two candies out, threw them on the table and said: "here, Angela, don't say I never give you anything"'

Thousands of pounds and free food offered to 'girls who manage to get the best football genes'

The Cranberries singer died in London on the day she was scheduled to record new vocals for the song

'It is unacceptable and frankly scandalous that the extent of the crisis is yet to be revealed,' says Diane Abbott

England are preparing to face Panama in their second Group game

All the latest news and updates from day eight of the World Cup

'Grim' figures come weeks after mobile phone seller announced 92 store closures

Supporters shouted the word 'puto' - a slang term for a male sex worker - at Neuer

Froome currently holds all three Grand Tour titles at the same time

The 29-year-old needs more big runs to stay in contention for a top-order England position.

All the latest Premier League transfer news plus gossip, rumours and deals

In the wake of his penalty miss, Messi has withdrawn within himself. But his history suggests that this solitude is not the set-up for worse, but the prelude to something better

"I'm confident in my ability that I can do well wherever it is,"

Country becomes only second in the world to allow regulated sale of drug nationwide

Authorities s are investigating the incident

Spain beat Iran to move into a very strong position in the group, but there are questions after the match in Kazan that cannot simply be answered with the words 'Cristiano Ronaldo'

Youngsters driven to school are exposed to twice as much pollution as those who walk

Inspectors will support stricter punishments such as 'community service', writing lines and detentions for disruption in class

Proportion of firsts has risen 26 per cent since £9,000-per-year tuition fees introduced

British citizens living in Europe tell Sajid Javid his intervention is 'a bit rich' and comes too late

Countries will also launch project to support eastern European media in bid to combat Moscow's 'disinformation' campaign