Новости за 18.01.2017

As The Gambia becomes the latest country the Foreign Office advises against travelling to, where will UK tourists go for their breaks?

The giants of government and industry make a show of it, but fail. It’s up to us

A supermarket in Moray introduces a "relaxed" lane aimed at making life at the checkout less stressful for some of its more vulnerable customers.

An adviser to ex-first minister Arlene Foster exerted influence over a flawed energy scheme, a top civil servant says.

Two major City of London investment banks say that some staff will have to move abroad when the UK leaves the EU.

The women's cricket pioneer and Wolves vice-president dies aged 77 after a short illness.

Compare the Donald Trump waxwork unveiled in London with the real person.

Some British Asians say they still experience discrimination due to their caste. So, why are virtually all Hindu bodies in the UK opposed to this being made illegal?

The first direct China-to-UK rail freight service completes its 18-day, 7,500-mile journey.

Web-savvy teenage girls could become the UK's spies of the future, Britain's intelligence agency hopes.

More than 1,000 claims of child sexual abuse within UK football clubs are reported to the police.

Jeremy Corbyn offers a new name for the PM, twisting a former moniker for Lady Thatcher.

Bus drivers will have to do more to help wheelchair users after a disabled man's court victory.

Tour operators wanted more security in Tunisia before the attack that killed 38 people, an inquest hears.

The Yiwu-to-Barking express is the newest way to send your freight from China to Europe.

British sprinters James Ellington and Nigel Levine are "conscious and stable" following a motorbike accident in Spain.

Corrie Mckeague's use of a swingers website was not a secret, his mother says ahead of second search.

Education Secretary Justine Greening is to announce six more "opportunity areas" with their own research schools.

Tourists were told to leave The Gambia following President Yahya Jammeh's refusal to hand power to the president-elect.

As Michael Buble takes time off to care for his son, who could replace him as host of the Brit Awards?

UK unemployment fell by 52,000 to 1.6 million in three months to November, official figures show.

Train drivers suspend their walkouts, with a full timetable in place on Tuesday, the company says.

A father is charged with murdering his two young children who died after a house fire.

The 26-year-old's been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender after the death of Leonne Weeks.

Wheelchair user Doug Paulley says the case "will hopefully make a major difference for disabled travellers".