Новости за 24.01.2017

Fly-tippers have left a Bedfordshire road littered with rubbish, including a toilet, a bathtub and a fridge.

The man, originally from Southampton, was killed in a sports club car park in the resort of Pattaya.

Decades of small improvements are poised to make painful checkpoints obsolete

The mother of two boys killed in a house fire started by their father hands the PM a petition.

Pop stars, sporting personalities and MPs targeted in a 13 year campaign.

Brexit victor says no government is above the law and some politicians are still "twisting the truth".

He attacked two 'defenceless' men and left his home covered in blood, Bradford Crown Court hears.

The family of a millionaire businessman "are sure"' he was killed for his money, an inquest hears.

A patient evicted after spending two years in a hospital bed "didn't want to stay".

Rolf Harris's defence team says he was wrongly convicted at his first trial and will not give evidence.

Oscars historically ignore romantic comedies

The man, who was eventually evicted from his bed, says the hospital made it impossible to leave.

An inspiring photo of a woman's joy as she crosses the finish line of a Parkrun goes viral.

Allison Heathcote was shot five times in the beach massacre which killed her husband, an inquest hears.

A 6ft 7in (2m) Newcastle man admits driving standing up but later claims he was "just tall".

An explosion in a block of flats may have been caused by the preparation of drugs, the Met Police says.

Eleven people died when the vintage hawker jet crashed on to the A27 during a stunt at the show.

The BBC's Laura Kuenssberg reports on the implications of the Supreme Court ruling about the Brexit process.

A mother who posted a video of her 15-week-old baby undergoing physiotherapy for cystic fibrosis says she was accused of being a "child beater".

A boy's balloon released in Dundee has been found 370 miles (595km) away.

Labour's Brexit spokesman Sir Keir Starmer says Labour will not frustrate the EU referendum process, following a Brexit Supreme Court ruling.

Boys get £2.20 a week more than girls, a survey finds, suggesting the gender pay gap starts early.

Photographer Ed Gold spends a day in the life of a Pole working in a UK hospital.

Gina Miller welcomes the Supreme Court's Brexit ruling - that Parliament must vote on Article 50.

A new film asks how it would change the world