Новости за 20.10.2017

The exotic dancer who became a spy remains an enigma 100 years after her death

Officers are looking into a division of the bank set up to help failing firms, the BBC understands.

Church of England to discuss blessing same-sex relationships

Data shows Oxbridge is moving backwards in elitism terms, so what do Oxford and Cambridge students feel?

Leah Waterman had previously been told she must go back to the Philippines to apply for a visa.

Brian Thompson had planned to argue the law in connection with the boxes was a "grey area".

Jayson Lobo secretly recorded sexual encounters with seven women on his mobile phone.

Paul Grover lost hundreds of thousands of pounds; now he's at a rehab centre for gambling addicts.

The former boss of a charity and his wife are charged with fraud over the disappearance of £450,000 in donations.

My Week as a Muslim is met with criticism for dressing a white woman as a Pakistani Muslim.

A disciplinary panel rules police were not technically "in pursuit" when Henry Hicks, 18, crashed.

The US magician denies claims by British-born Natasha Prince that he attacked her over a decade ago.

Carys Crow said she felt unable to sing after the attack at Ariana Grande's concert in May.

Sinn Féin's Maolíosa McHugh said he would not meet the prince due to his role with the Parachute Regiment.

Labour's Clive Lewis apologises after he is filmed using offensive language on stage at a Labour event.

A study of more than 3,000 birds in the UK and the Netherlands found "genetic differences".

Donald Trump links rise in crime "in UK" to "radical Islamic terror", sparking UK backlash.

About 1,206 empty homes in Pembrokeshire will be hit by the charge when it is introduced in 2019.

Huang Wenbin fell in love with the non-league club, now the Linnets, managing them on a computer game.

Louisa Marnoch is hoping her toilet stunt will raise funds for a wheelchair for a friend with cerebral palsy.

Nathan Williams' own footage shows him crashing his BMW into stationary traffic on the M6.

The poll by BBC Radio Kent sparked outrage on social media.

Images of the orange haziness have echoes in Munch’s The Scream

Debris from Halley's Comet will be seen in the early hours of Sunday, with 20 meteors an hour expected.

JK Rowling drew on sorcery and a vast folk heritage