Новости за 28.01.2017

The PM fends off questions about President Trump's ban on refugees entering the US.

Theresa May declines to condemn Donald Trump's ban on some refugees entering the United States.

Sir Christopher also held senior roles in business during his career including at BT.

David Beckham has revealed he has long held an interest in fashion, during a recording for Radio 4, set to air on Sunday at 11:15.

Acas is offering practical tips for companies before new reporting rules come into force in April.

CCTV images are released of two men police want to speak to about a claw hammer attack in Harlow.

A woman was kept alive with no lungs for six days while she waited for a transplant in April last year.

A former coach and football scout arrested over allegations of abuse in the sport is bailed.

Firefighter Alan Bannon's family say his iPod is a "musical hug" from him since his death in a blaze.

Two further people have been arrested on suspicion of murdering a footballer's brother.

An inmate absconds from an open prison in Suffolk with police warning not to approach him.

SNP MP Chris Law is cleared of any wrongdoing after a police investigation into his financial dealings.

Mechanics become animal rescue heroes when Daisy the cat puts one of her nine lives on the line.

The death of a man whose body was recovered from the River Mersey is being treated as "unexplained" by police.

Two wards are shut and 59 patients are ill following an outbreak of flu at a hospital in Cambridge.

After more than 30 years, an obstacle course race created by a man called Mr Mouse that spawned other extreme runs, is having its final run this weekend.

Former X Factor contestant Lucie Jones will sing Never Give Up On You at the song contest in May.

The Bafta-winning Elephant Man and Alien star was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2015.

The Jewish woman who defied the Nazis in the German-occupied Channel Islands survived with the support of a senior member of Guernsey's government.

The prime minister is expected to discuss a post-Brexit trading deal with Turkey's president.

Photos of hundreds of buildings torn down in Leicester after World War Two are published online.

Councils want the power to ensure lorries avoid routes where they exceed the weight or height limit.

A letter of abdication written by King George III in 1783 is to be made public for the first time.

Theresa May's meeting with President Trump in the US dominates the front pages, as papers point to a new era of UK and US relations.

Plans for legislation to enable the development of the UK's first commercial spaceports have been delayed by Brexit, BBC Scotland understands.