Новости за 21.01.2016

Three prisoners were taken to hospital after all taking a so-called legal high in the same prison, a report suggests.

England's schools are judged on the basis of raw GCSE results for the last time, heralding the end of school league tables in their present form.

A new study has been trying to find out the long term effects of concussion on men and women who have competed in contact sports.

A replica of the Millennium Falcon cockpit from the Star Wars films has been donated to a tourist attraction in Nottingham.

A lawyer for a British student who claims he was beaten and humiliated by police in Belgium has accused officers of torture.

Hundreds of children aged 10 and under have been referred to the government's anti-extremism programme in England and Wales, the BBC learns.

Prime Minister David Cameron is to urge big businesses to support his EU renegotiation as he begins a three-day diplomatic trip at the World Economic Forum.

The long-awaited findings of a public inquiry into the killing in London of Russian ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko are due to be released by a judge later.

South Australia's premier apologises to a UK widower after state authorities refused to recognise his marriage on his husband's death certificate.

David Cameron is being urged to hold an emergency cabinet meeting as soon as the crucial summit on the UK's EU renegotiations concludes next month.

Is 'King Jeremy the Accidental' on the up?

Facebook videos aid deaf communication

A pilot scheme to test the DNA of dog poo to try and catch owners who fail to clear up after their pet has started in Barking and Dagenham.

Nissan announces plans to invest £26.5m in producing electric car batteries, safeguarding 300 jobs at its Sunderland plant.

An under-fire NHS trust that failed to investigate hundreds of deaths knew about health and safety failings four years ago, the BBC can reveal.

The number of people switching current accounts has fallen by more than 10% in the past year, the industry is admitting.

The Shoreham Airshow will not go ahead in 2016 after the crash during last year's show which left 11 people dead, organisers say.

The findings of an inquiry into the death of Alexander Litvinenko are to be published on Thursday. What do we know about the case?

The surprising story of the first boy diagnosed as autistic

UK car manufacturing reaches a 10-year high in 2015 with almost 1.6 million vehicles built, says the SMMT trade body.

Fresh talks aimed at reaching an agreement on the financial implications of further devolution to Scotland will be held in London later

Turmoil across global stock markets and the discovery of a "ninth planet" feature on the front pages.

Murdered Russian ex-spy's family struggle to get justice