Новости за 24.05.2016

A football league exclusively for men who classed as obese has been launched in Somerset.

Home Secretary Theresa May calls for an end to a "culture of bullying and harassment" in parts of the fire service in England as she announces "radical reforms", including a new system of inspections.

Hywel Griffith travels along the Heads of the Valleys Road to find out if the EU is working for people in Wales.

A BBC investigation has found that an NHS doctor left his family in the UK and joined the so-called Islamic State militant group in Syria.

Theresa May agrees to establish an independent review to examine the operational case for powers which allow for the bulk collection of data.

A collection of 1,000 teddy bears, including Sooty and the original Paddington Bear, move to a permanent home at Newby Hall in North Yorkshire.

A collection of 1,000 teddy bears is moved to a permanent home at Newby Hall in North Yorkshire.

Three family members are jailed for forcing a man to do heavy labour in "appalling conditions" while a fourth is locked up for kidnap.

The Foreign Secretary, Philip Hammond, has told MPs that his department's cat is on course to have more Twitter followers than him.

Would Brexit make holidays £230 dearer?

Contractors trying to retrieve the bodies of three men killed in the Didcot power station collapse halt their search.

British expats are "desperately disappointed" after losing their Supreme Court battle for the right to vote in the EU referendum on 23 June.

An NHS doctor left his family in the UK and joined the Islamic State group in Syria, the BBC learns from leaked IS recruitment papers.

England and Wales fans cannot drink in Lens around their sides' Euro 2016 game as a 24-hour alcohol ban is put in place.

Burt Kwouk, who was best known for playing Inspector Clouseau's manservant Cato in the Pink Panther films, has died aged 85.

A man dies after a crash near Glasgow involving a car and a heavy agricultural vehicle which was towing a digger.

The style and thinking behind Leave's TV broadcast

What do schools do when a hoax call disrupts exams?

Burt Kwouk, who was best known for playing Inspector Clouseau's manservant Cato in the Pink Panther films, dies aged 85.

Chewbacca surprises students at a Republic of Ireland primary on Monday.

The UK government is investigating claims that British-made cluster bombs have been used in the conflict in Yemen.

Users of anti-malarial Lariam tell of alarming effects

Hundreds of people apply to rent out a £1m farm in north Wales for a peppercorn rent.

The shadow minister for Women and Equalities, the Labour MP for Lancaster and Fleetwood, denies claims she filed improper election expenses.

Tony Blair calls for a "proper ground war" against so-called Islamic State in Iraq and Syria - and admits he "underestimated" post-war planning in Iraq.