Новости за 11.08.2017

A smartphone app can tell you whether Japanese knotweed is anywhere near where you live.

The body of a man was discovered in a BMW outside West Bromwich police station on Thursday.

Oxford University employee Andrew Warren is one of two men accused of killing a 26-year-old man.

Anne Marie Waters has been allowed to stand in the party's leadership contest.

Some villagers are stranded after the trailer tipped over in narrow private lane in Wiltshire.

A British man and his son could be fined for allegedly pointing laser beams at airliners in Spain.

The company, which has its headquarters in Worksop, saw its pre-tax profits drop earlier this year.

The DJ now has as many number one singles to his name as Eminem, Oasis and The Rolling Stones.

It follows criticism of the £451k salary of University of Bath vice-chancellor Prof Dame Glynis Breakwell.

It has often been written off - but sales suggest bag-in-box wine is surging in popularity.

Drug production at the former MoD property was on "an industrial scale", a judge says.

Eric Bellquist, 41, has "irrefutable proof" he was in the US at the time, his lawyers say.

Three men have been jailed for running a cannabis factory inside a former nuclear bunker in Wiltshire.

The victims lived in squalor for little pay to fund extravagant lifestyles, police say.

The new government form asks people to "name the person your spouse committed adultery with".

Officers say the man who stole £600 worth of make up has "glowing skin and long eyelashes".

The station was evacuated and two people were taken to hospital as a precaution.

Teenagers become only crew from a state comprehensive known to have finished the sailing race.

The volunteers, called the Bearded Broz, stand accused of undermining industrial action.

Tata Steel signs an agreement which will affect thousands of current and former workers.

Blair Logan will serve at least 20 years after admitting murdering his brother on New Year's Day.

A woman is taken to hospital suffering from burns following the blast in Sunderland.

PinkNews defends its article described by a unionist politician as "outrageous and sick".

Passengers are seen covering their noses as smoke fills a train at Oxford Circus station.

The UK's largest airport is among four sites to be given a low rating by the Civil Aviation Authority.