Новости за 03.10.2017

Mehmet Aksoy, from London, was shot by IS fighters when they ambushed a base outside Raqqa.

Two people were treated in hospital after digging up canisters in a Lincolnshire wood.

Kati Ringer, 21, claimed other people's babies were sick or dead in an attempt to get money.

The Scottish Episcopal Church voted in June to allow same-sex couples to be married in church.

A student recalls the moment she found out her family had been attacked by a knifeman.

Can you modernise and still keep a district’s unique, authentic spirit intact?

Postal workers will push ahead with a further vote on whether to stage a walk-out over Christmas.

London Underground drivers were due to walkout for 24 hours from midnight on Thursday.

Two new museums immortalise the designer

The designers making waves with post-Soviet fashion

The Labour leader should be the first person that the UK sends into space, suggests Boris Johnson.

Theresa May is pressed about her reaction to Boris Johnson's interventions on Brexit strategy.

Police to resume search of landfill site near Cambridge for missing airman Corrie Mckeague

Aaron Barley pleads guilty to the murders of a mother and son who helped him try to turn his life around.

Energy minister Paul Wheelhouse tells MSPs that fracking "cannot and will not take place in Scotland".

Raising the point for repaying fees will save students thousands - and cost the government billions.

The feud stems from "flirty messages" he says she sent him after an appearance on Loose Women.

What do Conservative conference-goers think the prime minister should do about Boris Johnson?

How style, reinvention and disguise shaped an extraordinary career

A space-age gadget where fashion meets science

Four years ago David Baldwin woke up with a headache that has completely changed his life.

Home Secretary Amber Rudd announced the crackdown after a rise in attacks using corrosive substances.

The 72-year-old, described as a "true giant" of the union movement, led Unison from 1996 to 2001.

Former all-female Oxford college St Hugh's was criticised for its University Challenge squad.

A mother-of-two was killed as she drove out of a petrol station by two drivers racing, a court hears.