Новости за 05.09.2018

Aimee Evans's daughter survived by eating bread and butter for four days, the inquest heard.

Simon Stevens described gambling addiction as one of the "new threats" facing the health service.

Shudu is among the digitally-created 3D models used in fashion brand Balmain's latest campaign.

Sara Iftekhar took part in the national final in Nottinghamshire on Tuesday night.

Commuters failed to offer Kate Hitchens a seat as she struggled to feed her six-month-old son.

The Radio 5 Live newsreader was diagnosed with breast cancer less than two years ago.

Theresa May clashed with Jeremy Corbyn over the PM's Brexit proposals - here are the key bits.

Prime Minister Theresa May says Russia's actions "undermine our security" and will push for new sanctions.

Sam Gyimah signals his support for changes aimed at attracting more international students to the UK.

Two men accused of the Salisbury poisonings are believed to be from Russia's military intelligence service.

Up to 3.7 million UK children live in homes that struggle to afford food outlined in healthy eating advice, a study suggests.

The Treasury fears the health department's proposals could harm restaurants and push prices up.

The 10-episode run will be broadcast on Sunday evenings, starting on 7 October.

An NHS report referred to gynaecology as dealing with "female parts of the body used to make babies".

Police and the CPS name two Russian nationals, saying there is "sufficient evidence" to charge them.

The title is held by a road in New Zealand - but people in Gwynedd say their street is steeper.

The Radio 5 live newsreader was diagnosed with breast cancer less than two years ago.

The #YouMeBigC team talk about the importance of their podcast and friendship.

The space creating a new relationship between people and art

Nell is registered blind, and is being helped by a charity to use a cane before she goes to nursery.

Headlines focus on a new treatment given NHS approval and a heart operation for Dame Barbara Windsor.