Новости за 16.10.2017

Backstage with the stars of 42nd Street

The incident at Parsons Green is not being treated as terror-related, London Ambulance Service said.

Theresa May and Jean-Claude Juncker say their working dinner was "constructive and friendly".

An ex-Knowl View pupil's statement says he was "frogmarched" to a room where the late MP attacked him

The composer will be stepping down at midnight after 20 years as a Conservative peer.

Wales hooker Scott Baldwin tells the BBC Rugby Union Weekly podcast he could have lost a hand after being bitten by a lion.

Ryan Simpson took this footage of Spelga Dam in County Down feeling the full force of storm Ophelia.

The TV series Opposite Number was cancelled following a cyber-attack in 2014.

Saharan dust and forest fires are to blame for the phenomenon, says a weather expert.

Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley puts the Premier League club up for sale after a decade in charge at St James' Park.

Army sergeant Emile Cilliers denies attempting to kill his wife by tampering with her parachute.

The Cambridge graduate admitted dozens of offences, including encouraging the rape of a four-year-old.

What has caused the red-looking sun reported across parts of England?

The Home Office backs Labour MP Chris Bryant's proposed law to tackle "a national disgrace".

House prices are lower in real terms in many areas than 10 years ago. Use our calculator to find out how your neighbourhood has fared

Airlines British Airways, Easyjet and Auringy say the smells are linked to weather conditions.

Broken air conditioning and delays overshadow the launch of a new fleet of high-speed engines.

Paolo Sorrentino on Silvio Berlusconi

Internet companies need to do more to "stamp out sickening distribution of images and live streaming of abuse online" says a chief constable.

The 11-year-old slipped and was left hanging by a safety lanyard around her neck

John Alcock, who was involved in royal protection duties, required lifelong intensive care after the collision in 2003.

Catherine joined Princes William and Harry at Paddington Station for a charity event.

More than 300 individuals want compensation for injuries they claim were caused by DePuy metal-on-metal hips.

Tributes are paid to the former Never Mind the Buzzcocks captain.

Catherine makes a surprise appearance at the event with the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry.