Новости за 01.01.2017

A Belfast chip shop goes viral after receiving an order for cold medicine from a customer.

A dog's mouth was glued shut after chewing on a leaflet that arrived in the post, leaving him in need of emergency treatment.

Police officers start a murder investigation after the death of a man in a house fire.

Three bodies have been found at the foot of cliffs in Dover, Kent Police say.

Darlington boss Martin Gray missed his side's National League North game at Halifax on Sunday - because he was getting married.

Police use cutting equipment to get into a tower of the Tyne Bridge to break up an "illegal rave".

More than 1,000 new year revellers kick off 2017 with a bracing dip in the River Forth in the traditional Loony Dook.

Five people are arrested on suspicion of murder after man falls through a ceiling in St Leonards and dies.

The so-called Islamic State group would use chemical weapons in the UK, the security minister warns.

The Queen misses a New Year's Day church service at Sandringham because of a lingering heavy cold.

Two cousins were holding hands crossing the road when they were knocked down in a fatal hit-and-run crash.

Ambulance response times were delayed in London overnight, after technical issues in the control room.

Footage shows a fire blazing in the Aeronaut pub in Acton, west London.

More than 50 firefighters have been called to an early-morning fire at a hotel in Perthshire.

There are psychological tricks which can help people achieve and stick to their new year goals.

The Archbishop of Canterbury says the EU referendum "left divisions" but reconciliation is possible.

The chimes of Big Ben, followed by a fireworks spectacular, welcomed 2017 in London.

A photographer has merged photographs taken from the exact spot from Britain's oldest town, decades apart.

A new 12-sided £1 coin will enter circulation in March 2017.

The Sunday newspapers report on warnings that so-called IS is plotting a UK chemical attack, and cross-party attempts to delay higher education reforms. Other front pages focus on Theresa May's New Year speech and criticisms of the UK's foreign aid budget.

One winner scooped a £26m National Lottery jackpot on New Year's Eve, claiming the fifth biggest prize in the draw's history.

New Year revellers are evacuated from a London pub gutted by a fire that started 30 minutes into 2017.

Veteran broadcaster Tony Blackburn returns to BBC radio, announcing: "Good lord, I'm back."

A look back at some of the faces and voices from TV and radio we lost in 2016.

Huge payouts - from benefits and compensation to pensions and lottery wins - go unclaimed. Why do you not receive what you are entitled to?