Новости за 29.08.2017

This police officer at Notting Hill Carnival had some serious moves.

Top players change clubs for huge sums. But how does it all work?

When an old colleague returns to work. Maura's Asperger's syndrome means she doesn't hold back her thoughts about her friend's new hair style.

One woman says the pain "felt like I was dying" after her Essure sterilisation implant was fitted.

Palestinian Naji Salim Hussain Al-Ali was shot in the neck in west London as he walked to work.

The body that compensates victims of uninsured drivers sees its first rise in claims for over 10 years.

Britain's Johanna Konta is knocked out of the US Open in the first round, losing in three sets to Aleksandra Krunic.

Osama bin Laden, like other jihadists, wrote poems. These might not win any literary prizes, but Elisabeth Kendall believes they could help fight extremism.

The officer drove injured Lily Harrison, eight, to hospital in her van after the Manchester attack.

Rising tensions in Brexit negotiations and a warning for arthritis patients are among the stories on Tuesday's front pages.

Some £27bn compensation has been paid, now the clock is ticking for those still eligible to claim.

Firms who face shareholder opposition to executive pay deals could also be named and shamed.

From the age of 13, 'Ben' was abused by older men but says he was ignored by the authorities.

As the hours tick down, Phil McNulty and BBC Sport colleagues assess what each Premier League club needs before the transfer deadline.

Vicky Myres, 24, died in hospital after the crash in Greater Manchester on Sunday morning.

Ed Skrein says he did not know the character was of Asian heritage when he took the role in Hellboy.

Nicola Sturgeon turned on the lights marking the handover of the new bridge to the Scottish government.