Новости за 17.06.2024

Celtic set valuation for midfielder Matt O'Riley as Rangers reportedly bid for forward.

MK says it will lead the resistance to the "unholy alliance" of the ANC and the Democratic Alliance.

Round 10 of the 2024 Formula 1 season heads to Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya for the Spanish Grand Prix from 21-23 June.

Following a last-gasp draw against Galway, Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney says how his side topped Group One is 'irrelevant' and all that matters is that the beaten Ulster finalists got the job done.

Billy Gilmour’s journey is one not travelled alone and there are plenty fans who want him starting for Scotland against Switzerland.

Manufacturer THIS! is recalling one of its products because of possible contamination with E. coli.

An injured football fan in Germany and Labour's election offering make Scotland's front pages.

What will the responsibility be for the 18 MPs elected in Northern Ireland on 4 July?

The home's manager says terms of endearment "can be a grey area".

A Northern Ireland man is helping lead a global project using reflective panels to cool homes.

Nikhil Gupta is charged with trying to hire a hitman to assassinate US citizen Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.

Audiobooks by the soap star and I'm a Celebrity winner are a hit with children all over the world.

A disused city centre cinema described as "tatty and unloved" could be given a new lease of life.

Andrew Sparkes, from Somerset, is calling on all parties to "sort out the dental crisis".

There are care package delays for thousands of people - some patients and families waiting years.

Newcastle and Sunderland have traditionally battled it out, but there may be a surprise contender.

The giant African land snails have also come into Tavistock College to help students study nature.

The major visitor attraction will be based at the former gasworks site to the north of East Dock Street.

Scotland striker Lawrence Shankland remembers his friend who died suddenly from a heart condition.

A video clip shows the boy sitting in a derelict building with his wrists bound and a stick placed at this throat.

Mae Amgueddfa Dylan Thomas yn gobeithio gweld cenhedlaeth newydd yn ymddiddori yng ngwaith y bardd ar ôl i Taylor Swift gyfeirio ato mewn cân.

Two first-time voters tell the BBC about how the election is cutting through on social media.

Cumbrian gym owner Nathan Askew turned his life around and left the drink and drugs behind.

Among the Birmingham children's policies are free water, free funerals and free ice cream.

Voters in England's most northerly town call for social housing, improved transport and healthcare.