Новости за 04.05.2016

A leading Labour activist is suspended over alleged anti-Semitic comments on social media.

Great Britain win three more gold medals on day four of the IPC Swimming European Championships in Madeira.

An abusive voicemail left for a mother whose son died while in the care of an under-fire health trust is being investigated by police.

Eight men from London have been jailed for a phone scam that defrauded UK pensioners out of more than £1m.

Eight men are jailed over a £1m pensioner fraud that police say helped fund people travelling from the UK to Syria.

An adventurous dog who found his way onto a London bus is reunited with his owners six days after he went missing.

Car gets covered in graffiti in London.

A six-year-old girl suffered fatal head injuries when she fell from a stool while mimicking Peppa Pig, a defence lawyer suggests.

Chelsea and Tottenham are charged with failing to control their players and officials during and after Monday's draw.

The legal guardian of a toddler found with more than 150 injuries has been jailed for life for her murder.

Gary Lineker should keep his promise and present Match of the Day in his underwear, Prime Minister David Cameron says.

A lorry crashes into a railway bridge emblazoned with "low bridge" warning signs in London.

A Newport councillor suspended from the Labour Party denies he is anti-Semitic.

Two GPs go on trial accused of the manslaughter of a 12-year-old boy after they failed to diagnose a disease he was suffering with.

The government is in a race against time to get its controversial Housing Bill - including higher rents for better off council tenants in England - into law.

The superhero showdown is drawing raves – but they may not be justified

Rules that will drastically alter cigarette packaging are set to be adopted, after big tobacco firms failed to block new European Union laws.

From October broadband providers must make sure adverts for their products are very clear about costs and contract lengths, the Advertising Standards Authority has ruled.

The Scottish independence debate that refuses to die

The UK's biggest payday lender - Wonga - saw its losses double last year as tougher regulation in the industry continued to bite.

Sainsbury's reports a fall in annual underlying profits as the supermarket price war continues to hurt the retailer.

South Africa's Doping Control Laboratory becomes the fourth lab to be sanctioned by Wada within a month.

BBC Radio 3 will regularly broadcast birdsong as part of its commitment to "slow radio".

The government is coming under increasing pressure to accept 3,000 child refugees from the Syrian war who have made it into Europe unaccompanied.

A jewellery shop is raided at a north London shopping centre, with sledge hammers and pick-axes recovered afterwards.