Новости за 29.08.2017

A grammar school faces a legal challenge over stopping pupils from going into the final A-level year.

It is believed to have caused a small explosion inside a bag, but no-one was injured, police say.

European Commission president says there can be no trade talks until a divorce settlement is reached.

West Indies produce a masterful chase to win a Test match in England for the first time in 17 years.

Teenager Laura MacIntyre, who was seriously injured in the blast, has returned home to the Isle of Barra.

How one family opens their home and their hearts to children of all faiths and ethnicities.

21st Century Fox says the channel is being withdrawn because it was not commercially viable.

Tyrone teenager Ronan Hughes took his own life after being blackmailed by Romanian Iulian Enache.

A big team of UK officials are in town for the Brexit negotiations.

Test how your wages stack up against a selection of the world’s leading footballers

Twelve bakers are entering the GBBO tent on Tuesday as the show makes its Channel 4 debut.

Sir Chris Hoy says cyclists can look "awful" in Lycra if they are overweight, but is that fair?

As the UK's biggest companies are told they will have to reveal pay gaps, Reality Check looks at the growth of executive pay.

West Ham striker Andy Carroll says he hit about 10 cars while being chased by two men on motorbikes.

Thousands of shellfish are stolen on the eve of a celebration of a native fishery in southern Scotland.

Barry Lineker sold fruit and veg at Leicester Market for more than 40 years.

The child had been reported missing, prompting a large scale search and was found in the pool.

Calls to the Metropolitan Police about mental health total 115,000, or about 315 a day.

Why we can’t get enough of reaction memes

An optometrist put "highly vulnerable patients at risk of harm", a disciplinary panel decides.

The Tornado was completed in 2008 and is a replica of a late-1940s Peppercorn A1 locomotive.

Bad weather hampered attempts by two helicopters to rescue the 54-year-old man.

The stars of this year's series come together for a glitzy event at the BBC's London headquarters.

Ten of the London station's 19 platforms have been closed for the £800m upgrade work.

Former Scotland rugby international Doddie Weir says his focus is on helping find a cure for the disease.