Новости за 13.12.2017

Police are still looking for two more motorists in connection with a woman's death in south London.

Three-year-old Lia Pearson died after the fire - thought to have been a targeted attack - in Salford.

Simon Bramhall admits marking his initials on the livers of two transplant patients.

Passengers will be affected by 24-hour strikes on 27 and 31 December.

Toni Mascolo, with his brother Guy revolutionised hairdressing in London at the end of the last century.

Theresa May insists she will give MPs a "meaningful vote" on Brexit deal as she faces possible defeat.

It's Meghan Markle's first Christmas with her royal in-laws to-be. So what can she expect?

Drones were used to transport drugs, phones and other goods into jails across the UK.

How futuristic design is making rail travel better and faster

How Hildebrand Gurlitt exploited the Nazi system to collect ‘degenerate art’

Earnings grew by 2.3% in the three months to October, falling behind inflation for an seventh month.

It is feared thieves took the ashes after mistaking them for drugs.

Water bills in England and Wales will fall by between £15 and £25 a year from 2020 onwards, the regulator Ofwat says.

Sex vlogger Hannah Witton asks why there isn't more safe sex on TV and whether it matters.

The blood cancer specialist used a spy pen to take pictures of his victims and was jailed for 22 years.

Exhausting, often unglamorous - but something to tell the grandchildren about in years to come.

National Lottery cash for good causes fell 15% to £1.6bn last year, the spending watchdog finds.

Why companies may be taming the annual office blowout this year

Alyssa and best friend Carly run comedy nights for parents where anything goes.

Despite being based in a small Welsh town, the Hiut Demin Company is exporting its jeans globally.

Six months on from the fire that claimed 71 lives, we look at safety in similar buildings.

About 30 volunteers from Network Rail will work alongside the charity St Mungo's and Streets Kitchen.