Новости за 17.10.2016

There’s a little-known downside to becoming rich

A family of rare white squirrels are living in a suburb of Edinburgh.

UKIP MEP Steven Woolfe, who spent three nights in hospital after a row with a party colleague, is quitting the party, saying it is in a "death spiral".

A woman who was stuck in her bath for four days was rescued after a waitress realised she had not been in for her regular lunch.

Great Britain's Olympic and Paralympic stars parade through Manchester to celebrate their record-breaking performances at Rio 2016.

The Archbishop of York defends the decision to sack all 30 of York Minister's bell-ringers claiming they showed "repeated disregard" for its safeguarding and other policies.

UKIP MEP Stephen Woolfe recalls what happened to him after he collapsed following an altercation at a party meeting in the European Parliament.

The construction of the UK's £200m polar research ship, the RRS Sir David Attenborough has formally begun at the Cammell Laird Shipyard in Birkenhead.

Parliament's consent is "not required" for Theresa May to get Brexit under way by triggering Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, the High Court hears.

Officials and charities break down the number of children actually in the Calais 'Jungle'

The new chairwoman of the child sex abuse inquiry, Prof Alexis Jay, says she will not seek to reduce or restrict its scope, despite a series of controversies.

Eight men are found guilty of 16 charges in connection with the sexual abuse of three girls in Rotherham between 1999 and 2003.

A man is jailed for causing a crash in which a mother was killed as she returned from her sister's funeral.

Second-hand smoke, bad insulation, damp, mould, and silverfish. Would you live somewhere if you knew this is what you'd have to deal with?

A man only realised he had been drugged and raped by an alleged serial killer when he saw a video of the crime, a court hears.

A 15-year-old girl accused of working with her boyfriend to murder a mother and daughter was "the driver" in the killings, a court hears.

With its 140mpg plug-in Countryman, Mini aims to balance frugality and fun

An elderly woman, who was stuck in her bath for four days, is rescued by a waitress who realised she had not come in for her usual lunch and glass of wine.

Prince Harry denies reports he called an investigation into allegations UK military personnel abused Iraqi civilians "a joke", Kensington Palace says.

As Little Mix release Shout Out to My Ex, find out the magical ingredients which make up the perfect lyric to get back at the person who broke your heart.

Police searching for Ben Needham, the British toddler who vanished in Greece 25 years ago, say they believe he died as a result of an accident.

Toddler Ben Needham died as a result of an accident near where he was last seen on the Greek island of Kos in 1991, police believe.

As Ched Evans calls for more education about the issue of sexual consent after being found innocent of rape, do footballers and other young people need formal lessons in the subject?

Bank of England deputy governor Ben Broadbent says the slide in sterling has been an important 'shock absorber' for the economy.

A surfer gets down on one knee, on his surf board, to propose to his girlfriend as they both surf the Severn Bore in Gloucestershire.