Новости за 16.01.2017

A teenager admits throwing a stone at a taxi, leaving a woman in her 70s with a fractured skull.

Hundreds of people release balloons to mark what would have been the eighth birthday of Katie Rough, killed in York on 9 January.

Shannon Mackey has been using virtual reality physiotherapy sessions to help learn to walk again after suffering a stroke.

Northern Ireland will go to the polls to elect a new Assembly after it collapsed over a botched green energy scheme.

The University of Birmingham are developing “Heritage Virtual Reality” to allow users to bring the past back to life.

Drone footage has captured the aftermath of a suspected gas explosion at a house in Manchester that left five people injured.

How do working fathers manage the work-life balance? You have been telling us how you cope.

The next move in UK interest rates could be up or down, says Bank of England governor Mark Carney.

Police are investigating the "suspicious" death of a teenage girl whose body was found on a pathway.

A hunt saboteurs group has released footage it claims shows them trying to save a fox from hounds, though it died soon after.

A gunman pushing a child's buggy shoots another man outside a Glasgow primary school.

A gym owner who sexually assaulted one of his clients under the guise of helping her with stretches and treatment is jailed.

A senior Royal Navy officer groped a junior colleague, telling her he could help her gain promotion if she "helped him out", a court martial is told.

The British Antarctic Survey is pulling all staff out of the space-age Halley base in March because of a big crack in nearby ice.

A girl battling leukaemia receives a "get well soon" video message from her favourite band Little Mix.

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Donald Trump has said he would like a quick trade deal with the UK. Is that possible?

Four inmates are charged with prison mutiny after last month's disorder at HMP Birmingham

The death of a woman following childbirth was a result of "failures, inadequate diagnosis and treatment", a coroner rules.

The government's messages about Brexit have been consistent, if thin on detail - so why is the pound so jumpy?

Court hears evidence of woman who alleges she was groped by former TV entertainer Rolf Harris.

Liverpool celebrates 60 years of The Cavern Club as a life-size statue of Cilla Black is unveiled outside the venue.

Stormont faces collapse after Sinn Féin refuses to nominate deputy first minister.

Last year 23.2 million boxes of tampons were sold in the UK, compared to more than 29.4 million in 2012.

The Health Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, becomes one of the UK's richest politicians after his company's sale.