Новости за 27.10.2016

This concept design suggests seats that store your preferences in an app

A woman was reported to police and charged in connection with using abortion pills after she sought medical help, BBC NI learns.

An artwork commemorating the life and work of Pink Floyd founding member Syd Barrett has been unveiled.

A chef accused of murdering four men by giving them fatal doses of GHB tells a jury that the drug gave him a "hyper high" during sex.

A peer has her Lib Dem membership suspended for chairing a meeting which was criticised as "shameful" by the Israeli embassy.

A man killed his girlfriend then watched football on television as her dead body lay near him in her Fife flat.

Britain's "loneliest" dog is adopted after spending more than 1,000 days at a branch of Battersea Dogs and Cats Home.

A man is found guilty of killing a takeaway delivery driver in a "snatch and grab" robbery for three pizzas.

UK's first national sperm bank stops recruiting donors after less than two years after its launch.

Five doctors tell the BBC how low morale affects them, and their patients, after the General Medical Council warned of a "state of unease" within the profession.

Remarkable footage of morning mist rolling over cliffs on the Jurassic Coast has been captured by a Dorset photographer.

Nissan says it will build two new models at its Sunderland plant after government "support and assurances".

As a Poppy Appeal campaign launches in London, what do veterans and the public think of its message?

The Daily Politics mood box gets views on issues in the Richmond Park by-election.

The Speaker has ignored calls to order two former News of the World executives to Parliament to be "admonished".

UKIP backs Zac Goldsmith in the Richmond Park by-election and won't be fielding its own candidate.

A grass verge outside 10 houses is deemed "too dangerous" for postmen to deliver mail.

Back to Black turns 10 – though it was raw it didn’t reveal the whole truth

An ex-serviceman admits attempting to break in to Wayne Rooney's home while he was playing in his testimonial match at Old Trafford.

A statue of the Queen Mother is unveiled by the Queen at the Prince of Wales's sustainable urban development in Dorset.

Olympic double gold medallist Max Whitlock has returned to his hometown of Hemel Hempstead to celebrate his success at the Rio Games.

A 19-year-old man appears in court charged with making an explosive substance after a suspect device was found on a London Underground train.

A letter John Lennon wrote to the Queen in 1969 explaining why he returned his MBE is worth £60,000.

The final of The Great British Bake Off gave the show its highest audience ever, overnight figures have confirmed.

Reporter Anthony France wins an appeal against conviction for paying for tip-offs from anti-terror officer.