Новости за 03.05.2016

The police watchdog is considering releasing an unredacted version of a report into the violence that erupted between police and miners at the so-called Battle of Orgreave in 1984.

Lesser-known facts about Foxes' home

Downsizing, retirement lump sums, savings – how the Bank of Mum and Dad is funded

A woman who was legal guardian to a toddler who died after suffering more than 150 injuries is convicted of murder.

UKIP member of the European Parliament Tim Aker voluntarily speaks to police over allegations of sexual assault.

Britain could send hundreds more troops to Iraq in training roles to boost the fight against so-called Islamic State, a defence source tells the BBC.

A 24-year-old British woman has drowned in a hotel bath in Majorca, Spanish police say.

A PC who falsely claimed a fellow officer was going to be kidnapped by terrorists is convicted of perverting the course of justice.

Business Secretary Sajid Javid orders the Insolvency Service to investigate the collapse of UK department store BHS.

MP Naz Shah "stands aside" from the Commons Home Affairs select committee amid the row over allegations of anti-Semitism in the Labour Party.

Wire is tied at neck height on a popular cycling track in an effort to "hurt or scare people", police say.

Nigel Farage predicts UKIP will win at least five seats on the Welsh Assembly as part of a UK-wide "breakthrough" in Thursday's polls.

The madness of the Dutch tulip craze

How did "oversight" get two opposite meanings?

Jobs and education are the focus of the penultimate day of campaigning for the Holyrood election.

A keeper at Cotswold Wildlife Park is hand-rearing its first new-born armadillos after they were rejected by their mother.

South Yorkshire Police appoints its second interim chief in a week following the fall-out from the Hillsborough inquests.

Independent property expert Louisa Fletcher says she can only see the "Bank of Mum and Dad" growing, but has a warning for parents.

Two people are arrested by police investigating the death of a teenager who took ecstasy on a night out in Greater Manchester.

A hapless thief is taunted by police for leaving crisps, a soft drink, tools and a balaclava at the scene of a crime.

Jeremy Corbyn predicts Labour will not lose any seats in Thursday's English council elections and dismisses reports of a possible challenge to his leadership.

Leicester City have won the Premier League title in one of the greatest sporting stories of all time.

Dozens of people are left stranded on a rollercoaster at Alton Towers as heavy rain causes it to stop.

Activity in the UK's manufacturing sector contracted in April for the first time in three years, a survey indicates.

Leicester fans wake up in "parallel universe" after Foxes' historic win