Новости за 29.08.2016

Joining the crowds for the Grand Finale parade during the 50th anniversary of the Notting Hill Carnival.

Two pilots are released on bail over claims they tried to board a flight from Scotland to the US while under the influence of alcohol.

A plane flying from Amsterdam to Manchester makes an emergency landing at Birmingham Airport after a tyre burst in flight.

A man in a red dress and wig is wanted by police after an armed robbery in a sex shop in Liverpool.

A mother has told BBC 5 live Daily's Adrian Chiles how a pet pig transformed their autistic son's life.

Wrestlers in fancy dress bid for a world title in 1,000 litres of gravy at a Lancashire pub.

Police officers should be allowed to have tattoos on their hands, neck and even faces, the Police Federation of England and Wales says.

A man who died following a "vicious assault" in south east London on Sunday is named.

A man is arrested on suspicion of perverting the course of justice following the reported abduction of a child in Surrey.

The mother of a schoolgirl who was murdered 20 years ago says finding her daughter's killer would give her "closure".

Tributes are paid to Ken Purchase, the former MP for Wolverhampton North East, dies aged 77 after a short illness.

A bride-to-be who wanted a "no-fuss and low-key" celebration is rescued by the RNLI after her hen party boat ran aground.

More than 100 people were arrested and four wounded in stabbings on the first day of the annual street party, police say.

As gypsies and travellers claim planning rules in England are threatening to destroy their way of life, Billy Welch explains the significance of Appleby, an important event in the Romany Gypsy calendar.

Declassified documents show north Norfolk was surveyed 50 years ago as a potential rocket launching site.

Researchers at Stanford University have designed a unique bird tunnel to observe how tiny birds fly.

Olympic gold medallist rowers Alex Gregory and Mohamed Sbihi meet BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty.

Turbines installed off the coast of Shetland could herald a "new era" in tidal energy, according to the company running the project.

With the UK facing a shortage of lorry drivers it's hoped more women will get behind the wheel, but recruitment isn't easy.

Armed police are in a stand-off with a 72-year-old West Sussex man who is reportedly armed with a gun.

A deal to allow Calais migrants to apply for UK asylum at a "hotspot" in France - before they reach Britain - would be a magnet for migrants, former British Ambassador to Paris Sir Peter Ricketts has warned.

The number of people out shopping in the UK on Saturday and Sunday fell by 4.1% compared with last year's August bank holiday weekend, retail researchers say.

Migrants in Calais seeking asylum in the UK should be able to lodge their claim in France and not have to wait until they reach British soil, the region's president says.

Pokemon Go players have been involved in hundreds of police incidents since the gaming app phenomenon launched, the BBC learns.

Ex-shadow chancellor Ed Balls says Jeremy Corbyn's Labour leadership is a "leftist utopian fantasy, devoid of connection to the reality of people's lives".