Новости за 21.11.2016

Reports that Tony Blair intends to play a role in shaping Brexit are dismissed as "wholly wrong".

Car park spaces are having to be enlarged as family cars and 4x4s get bigger, a provider says.

An expert advises on how to get a pay rise from your employer.

Legalising cannabis could net the Treasury £1bn a year, a report backed by some MPs claims.

The government is set to promise help for a group known as JAMs - those "just about managing" - in the Autumn Statement. But who makes up this group?

When it comes to fruit and vegetables, two-a-day might be more realistic advice to give to families says one of the UK's leading doctors.

A 200m-long cargo ship hit a barge full of rocks off Samphire Hoe near Dover as Storm Angus battered the south coast of England.

A missing Doctor Who episode is brought back to life with the help of an animator from Sunderland.

India bowl England out for 158 to complete a 246-run win in the second Test on the fifth day in Visakhapatnam.

The body of a man shot dead by the Army in 1972 is to be exhumed in an investigation into an undercover unit.

A busy section of the M74 motorway is reopened ahead of schedule after the demolition of a bridge.

The Home Office is "disregarding and mistreating" medical evidence of torture in UK asylum claims, a report seen by the BBC suggests.

The PM is to pledge an extra £2bn a year for scientific research and development projects in the UK.

A former minister urges the government to use tax breaks to help people save for care in later life.

During a separation, some parents decide to use manipulation and lies to turn their children against the other parent.

Mandy Littlewood has polycystic kidney disease and needed an organ transplant. Two of her children also have the condition.

A TV presenter's campaign changed the way we put our babies to sleep and helped save thousands of lives.

Facebook will expand its presence in the UK by 50% when it opens its new London headquarters in 2017.

Fast cars and girls were of equal importance to football in the early career of Dalian Atkinson.

UK defences are at risk amid uncertainty over replacing its "woefully low" number of warships, MPs warn.

Paula Hawkins, best-selling author of The Girl on the Train, says women have more to fall out about.

The prime minister's speech to business leaders is previewed while other headlines focus on a reported assault on one of Strictly's pro dancers.

Briton Andy Murray sets his sights on adding to his three Grand Slam titles after securing the year-end number one ranking.