Новости за 18.12.2016

Businesses and unions call on Theresa May to guarantee immediately the right of EU citizens to stay in the UK.

Talks aimed at averting a Christmas strike involving up to 4,500 staff will be held on Monday.

A policewoman who appealed for Christmas presents for two young boys in foster care says she is "humbled" by the huge response.

The prison population in England and Wales must be cut to prevent further violence, Nick Hardwick says.

Making public servants swear an oath to British values will not combat radicalisation, Labour says.

Southern rail strikes are not part of a "conspiracy" to "bring the government down", a union boss says.

CCTV pictures captured the moment a rare Asian elephant was born at Chester Zoo.

Is air pollution really a public health crisis? Mark Lobel reports.

Strangford MLA Jonathan Bell, who accused DUP advisers of stopping him closing a controversial renewable heat scheme, has been suspended from the party.

Armed police close off a road in south London amid concerns a man with a gun is inside a house.

CCTV images are released of a man suspected of being involved in the grievous bodily harm of an elderly man who was knocked to the floor as two thieves fled from a music store.

Post-Brexit trade deals should not "come at a price" to existing agreements, George Osborne says.

Five people are injured when a bus ploughs into the front of a house in High Wycombe.

A man suffering with anorexia says he is effectively dying because he can't get a place for specialist hospital care.

The 2016 series of Strictly Come Dancing has come to an end. Here are some of the most memorable images from this year's competition.

The body of a missing 16-year-old boy is found in a fishing lake after a search by emergency services.

A man whose home was engulfed in a blaze thought to have been caused by Christmas lights describes his escape.

Fog causes a second day of delays and cancellations at London City, Heathrow and Gatwick airports.

Durham Police have set up a mini police force involving children from the community.

Nigel Farage says wants to be a "bridge" between the UK and Donald Trump's incoming US administration.

Holders of public office should swear an oath to British values, minister Sajid Javid says.

Prince Harry tells a television documentary he no longer struggles with his royal role.

The world-famous bell's clock tower is recreated as a giant gingerbread Christmas centrepiece featuring kilos of edible treats.

Christmas brings out the generous spirit in most of us but what tactics are retailers coming up with to get us to spend that bit more?

Why have we fallen in love with our slow cookers all over again?