Новости за 20.01.2017

The former UKIP leader will contribute to Fox News' main channel and business network.

Mental health services and the prison system "let down" an inmate who electrocuted himself, a jury finds.

Schoolchildren face the prospect of a four-day week because of a shortage in funding, a group of head teachers warns.

The four-year-old can be heard trying to explain to the operator that his mother is not moving.

A hospital patient who occupied a bed for more than years was evicted after a hospital applied for a court order.

A "big bang and screaming" was heard as the classic car smashed into the front of the cafe.

The BBC's Peter Taylor looks back as Martin McGuinness retires from frontline politics.

The Duke of Cambridge will leave his job and take on more royal duties, Kensington Palace says.

We explore exactly what stretch marks are after model Chrissy Teigen shows hers off on Twitter.

Afro-Caribbean community leader Judah Adunbi was mistaken by officers in Bristol for a wanted man.

Our critic reviews Al Gore’s follow-up to the acclaimed climate change doc

Police in one London borough say they will not prosecute cyclists who ride on the pavement, but is it a good move?

The 16-year-old was found stabbed on a pathway near Rotherham.

The managing director of ScotRail Alliance has stepped down, the BBC understands.

BT announces prices rises for its broadband and landline services, while television customers will start having to pay for BT Sport.

Dozens of Labour MPs might oppose the party's leadership if there is a vote on Article 50, the BBC understands.

Thousands of women and men are preparing to march for equality in 14 UK cities and towns. Why?

The Afro-Caribbean community leader was mistaken by officers for a wanted man.

Children's homes run by church and charities in Northern Ireland were the scene of widespread abuse and mistreatment of young residents, a report finds.

The artist who took flight for a frozen moment

A 16-year-old boy and a woman were not wearing gloves when they were hurt in two separate accidents.

A man who groomed young boys through the online game Minecraft has been jailed for two years and eight months.

People say they heard an "explosion" on board the ship as it docked at Felixstowe.

Retail sales in December saw the biggest monthly fall for more than four and a half years.

The row is over the "proposed imposition" of security contractors on trains.