Новости за 23.01.2017

'Very high' pollution warnings are issued for south-east and eastern England and Greater London.

Residents are evacuated following reports of an explosion in a block of flats in east London.

The final six shortlisted designs for Scotland's baby boxes are revealed.

Ex-University of Leeds' School of Dentistry lecturer, Dr Alec High, "repeatedly" engaged in sexual activity in his office, practice committee told.

A businessman accused of blighting a Kent village with discarded mattresses is found guilty.

A social media post written by a former NHS director of mental health about her own depression has gone viral

Two Polish brothers who trafficked 18 men from Poland to the UK and conned and threatened them are both jailed for six years.

Freezing fog has covered most of southern England, cancelling flights at London airports and raising pollution levels.

The head of Britain's electronic surveillance agency says he is stepping down for family reasons.

Our critic takes a look at the hotly awaited sequel

As Michelle O'Neill becomes the new Sinn Féin leader north of the border, BBC News NI looks at her career to date.

A man is charged over the alleged assault of a police officer whose car was taken with a police dog in the back.

Voters continually hear clichés but a report found they are less likely to trust a person who uses them.

A children's author whose body was found in a cesspit "panicked" about forgetful incidents in the weeks before she vanished, her mother tells a court.

A teenager who stole cats from an animal sanctuary to use as "live bait" for his dogs is sent to a young offenders institute.

A British survivor recalls "screaming and running" when the gunman opened fire, an inquest hears.

Hull midfielder Ryan Mason is conscious and has been speaking about the incident in which he fractured his skull during Sunday's game at Chelsea.

Casey Affleck is surprisingly moving as a spectre draped in a sheet

A police officer is injured after automatic gunfire is sprayed across a garage forecourt in Belfast.

"Too little" was done to protect a prison inmate who electrocuted himself, a report finds.

A mother who plotted to let a paedophile rape her seven-year-old daughter is jailed for nine years.

The sighting of a rare thrush on a residential estate in the Cotswolds raises thousands for charity.

A rescue dog previously overlooked due to his similarity to his rock star namesake David Bowie finds a home.

An investigation into the death of prisoner Dean Saunders found a catalogue of failures.

Motoring journalist Quentin Willson calls for cheaper and simpler prices to encourage the use of electric cars.