Новости за 07.09.2016

One of the two men still missing following the collapse of the Didcot A Power Station has been located, Thames Valley Police says.

Grime, a unique mash-up of musical influences, started in East London around 15 years ago, and is now more popular than ever.

Syrian refugees are given a police escort to a beach barbecue in County Londonderry after 'concerning' Facebook posts.

Sports Direct’s embattled owner Mike Ashley says ultimately it will be best for everyone for him to go if he fails to fix the company’s problems.

Children as young as five have been testing out an electric two-seater car which has been designed for primary school age children.

The scope of the independent inquiry into child sex abuse in England and Wales will not change, the new home secretary has told MPs.

An osteologist at the Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA), explains how the plague bacterium was confirmed.

Sports Direct founder Mike Ashley unloads a wad of £50 notes when he goes through security at the company's Shirebrook warehouse on a media tour.

Some prisoners in England and Wales are forced to eat meals in their cells near toilets because of a lack of staff and dining facilities, inspectors say.

A Chinese airline warns passengers "precautions" should be taken when visiting areas in London mainly populated by "Indians, Pakistanis and black people".

Students flouting uniform rules are sent home for the second day in a row after police intervened in angry scenes at the school gates on the first day of term.

A woman, who is paralysed from the chest down, starts her five-day challenge to complete the Great North Run.

The Labour leader challenges the PM on people being able to afford to buy houses.

A taxi driver accused of murdering a woman whose body was found "hidden in the middle of nowhere" was "besotted with her", a court hears.

The justice secretary refuses to say whether plans for wide-ranging reform of the prison system in England and Wales proposed by her predecessor will still go ahead.

Construction of a UK-funded wall near the so-called Jungle migrant camp in Calais will begin "very soon", a minister says.

Junior doctors are due to walk out numerous times over the next few months. Why are they striking?

Nine people are charged after a Black Lives Matter protest at London City Airport led to flights being heavily disrupted.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn focuses on housing costs as he took on Theresa May in the first Prime Minister's Questions since the summer recess.

A 31-storey luxury residential tower block in London's Docklands described by critics as "jarring, unsettling and shambolic" is judged the worst UK building of the year.

A new film has been shot in one of the UK’s most remote and forbidding areas

Demolition experts destroy the chimney of the defunct Grain A power station in Kent, making it the UK's biggest concrete structure ever to have been demolished.

One woman describes how a whirlwind romance turned into a marriage riddled by violence and abuse from her husband.

Darrell Martin describes how his brother was killed by a texting driver

A man appears in court charged with the rape, sexual assault and murder of a 15-year-old Flintshire schoolgirl 40 years ago.