Новости за 17.05.2017

The Labour councillors are suspended after ignoring an order to end an agreement with the Conservatives.

The 25 year old groomed what he thought was a teenage girl over the internet from his Army barracks.

One of the most famous outfits in TV history sells at auction, 30 years after Hilda Ogden left Coronation Street.

A prisoner who slit the throat of another inmate is told he must serve an extra 18 years behind bars.

Baby Puck died shortly after birth, but his parents hope to buy woodland to help others with bereavement.

Laura Kuenssberg explains three things you should know about the Liberal Democrat manifesto.

Pregnant Sophie Emma Rose Anderson was killed, while her boyfriend escaped serious injury.

Ian Brady did not express a wish for his ashes to be scattered on Saddleworth Moor, inquest hears.

JME, Toddla T, Stormzy, AJ Tracey, Noverlist, Stormzy and Akala all come out in support of the Labour leader.

Evha Jannath was killed after falling from a water ride at Drayton Manor Theme Park.

Police will spend a further three weeks searching a waste site for missing Corrie Mckeague.

The BBC News site is listing all candidates standing on 8 June - find them with our postcode search.

The foreign secretary says sorry to a woman who is unhappy about his comments while visiting a Sikh Gurdwara.

The Coronation Street battleaxe's famous outfit was found in actress Jean Alexander's wardrobe.

Elizabeth Hurley is awarded "substantial" damages and an apology from Mirror Group Newspapers.

Security at the site is under review after the group filmed their antics.

A woman claims she was groped by the 87-year-old entertainer when she was on Star Games, aged 16.

A former Sheffield City Council worker is awarded £91,000 after he was abused by an official.

Exam season sales of rosemary have surged after links with memory, says health food chain.

Recent MPs and other candidates in the UK general election are warned about malicious emails.

The Liberal Democrat manifesto says legalising cannabis would raise £1bn for the Exchequer.

Fergus Wilson banned Indian and Pakistani tenants from renting his homes "because of the curry smell".

The international director for Cage could face prison for failing to disclose digital passwords.

A family's 16-year wait for the body of their daughter that looks set to continue.

The restoration of Horsey Windpump continues as the revolving cap is put back in place.