Новости за 18.10.2017

Major BBC analysis shows England has not hit any of its targets for 18 months with doctors warning patients are at risk.

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

Footballer Eni Aluko tells a parliamentary inquiry that a request from the FA's chief executive was "bordering on blackmail".

Bodyform has ditched the blue liquid, saying it wants to confront the taboos about periods.

A couple and two others were reportedly taken by suspected militants last week, police say.

Hundreds of women say the vaginal implants left them in pain and unable to walk, work or have sex.

The number rose 5.8% in 2016 among opposite-sex couples - the biggest year-on-year jump since 1985.

A new documentary explores Hitchcock’s Psycho in detail

The UK Supreme Court ruled the council was "vicariously liable" for abuse foster parents committed.

Writer and broadcaster Anna Raeburn had an illegal abortion in 1965 when she was 21.

The 31-year-old artist had already been charged with rape, ABH and false imprisonment.

Skinny Tan broke advertising rules over claims it tones cellulite, the ASA finds.

Eni Aluko tells the parliamentary inquiry over racism allegations she was surprised by the "adversarial" nature of her dealings with the FA.

Basking sharks prefer Britain's western waters and are not usually found off the east coast.

Freed after controversial IPP sentences, they are being sent back for breaching licence conditions.

Was the length of PMQs partially down to the number of times the Speaker put MPs in their place?

Anthony Dawson, 64, had an eating disorder and craved non-food items, including cigarette butts.

The FA apologises to two players for remarks by sacked England's women manager Mark Sampson which were "discriminatory on the grounds of race".

Supermarket says it will cut food waste by selling the green citrus fruit instead of rejecting them.

The emerald and diamond pendant was being worn by Lady Somerleyton on the day she visited the supermarket.

One woman was told to "move her fat arse" while out running alone.

Labour says the "further delay" shows "the government's Brexit strategy is in paralysis".

Max Whitlock MBE becomes a Doctor of Science at Anglia Ruskin University.

Jack Shepherd faces a manslaughter charge after Charlotte Brown fell into the River Thames.

The King Arthur-inspired tourist attraction at Llangorse was found with its sword missing.