Новости за 12.10.2016

An imam who sexually assaulted two girls in the 1980s fled the UK for Bangladesh ahead of being sentenced, police say.

One of the first ethnic minority police officers in the UK says he would still join the police 50 years on.

A cat that got trapped in a stairlift is rescued thanks to the dogged determination of an RSPCA inspector.

One of Britain's most senior police officers says he believes at least 100,000 men in the UK regularly look at obscene images of children online.

A zip wire attraction on Brighton seafront is granted permanent planning permission by councillors.

A teenage boy needed stitches after he was injured in a clown craze attack near Rotherham.

A rape survivor waives her anonymity to read a letter offering support to a 14-year-old schoolgirl who was abducted and raped in Oxford.

A woman who was raped in 1984 has waived her legal anonymity to read a letter of support to the Oxford schoolgirl who was abducted and raped by two men.

The production firm involved in Star Wars: The Force Awakens is fined £1.6m over an injury to Harrison Ford on the Pinewood Studios set in 2014.

The bells at York Minster have been silenced after the volunteer bell-ringers have their agreements axed.

Nearly 5,000 people have seen an installation marking the 100th anniversary of World War One since it opened at Caernarfon Castle on Tuesday.

Reality TV star Sam Faiers has been praised for breastfeeding her baby on live TV.

The UK could lose access to vital intelligence unless it signs up to new powers for EU crime-fighting agency Europol, it is being warned.

Emma Simpson looks at a newly-opened flagship branch of Sainsbury's, which the retailer thinks is a blueprint of things to come.

Three police officers are charged with perjury and perverting the course of justice following the death of a student in custody.

People with HIV are being diagnosed late because hospitals and GP practices in England and Scotland are ignoring guidelines and failing to carry out HIV checks.

The FA is creating a rulebook for walking football to meet the demand of 800 clubs playing by different rules.

A woman jailed after being accused of posing as a man and duping her friend into having sex has her conviction quashed at the Court of Appeal.

Labour's leader accused an MPs' committee of behaving in a "slightly odd" way by questioning only "four white men" on women in politics.

Transport and tech workers turn to DIY drone racing as their new favourite hobby

The masters of homegrown self-deprecation

A pet Amazon parrot turns heads with its distinct Yorkshire accent.

A girl who was obsessed with serial killers and school shootings is found guilty of attempting to murder her best friend at their school in Hampshire.

Facebook campaign group Concentrix Mums believe around 100 claimants have been sent information such as bank statements, self assessment details and National Insurance numbers of others.

The first face-to-face talks between the bosses of Southern trains and the RMT union in a bid to avert further strike action break down.