Новости за 29.01.2017

Police say they believe a gun used to injure an officer in north Belfast last week had been used before to attack police in the city.

Teachers are not worried about children taking term-time holidays as far more school days are missed because of sickness, father Jon Platt tells the BBC.

Artists including Sir Antony Gormley and Anish Kapoor use material from the fire-damaged Glasgow School of Art to create new work.

Two people are arrested in Lancashire after allegedly trying to disarm warplanes bound for Saudi Arabia.

Foreign Secretary wants President's advisers to exempt Britons with dual citizenship from US ban.

A Glasgow vet says she is "upset" and "afraid" after being prevented from flying to the US under President Donald Trump's executive order.

Jeremy Corbyn warns his shadow cabinet they'll lose their jobs if they don't vote to trigger Article 50.

The "unusual debris" is removed from the M1 in Derbyshire by 09:00 GMT.

A 97-year-old woman with dementia is attacked and robbed during a break-in at her care home.

Critics say the president should not be welcomed because of his clampdown on immigration.

Harriet Harman tells the BBC she was "horrified" and rejected the academic's advances.

An appeal to raise funds for a Glasgow vet caught up in the American flight ban raises enough to pay for her tickets home.

The footballer on why he thinks his marriage stays strong, in an interview for Desert Island Discs.

A man is being hunted by police after five young women, including a 13-year-old girl, made separate sexual assault complaints.

Urgent operations including cancer surgeries are delayed by an outbreak of flu at a hospital.

Tory MP Nadhim Zahawi says President Trump's executive order is "demeaning and sad".

The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry commission a statue of Diana, Princess of Wales, 20 years after her death.

From broken toasters and lamps to laptops, umbrellas and torn clothing - meet the team that will try to fix it.

A large fire that spread "thick acrid smoke" across Oxfordshire and Berkshire is extinguished.

The distance of the Great Scottish Run half-marathon is measured after claims the course is shorter than it should be.

Rising inflation has ended a two-year boost for working-age households, says the Resolution Foundation.

Some cancer drugs that are no longer under patent are rising in price when they should be falling.

Trump's move to ban refugees and a potential clash with Prince Charles over climate change feature in the Sunday papers.

James Brokenshire says inquiries into killings during the Troubles "disproportionately" focus on soldiers.

An island used as a burial ground for convicts two centuries ago is slowly revealing its grisly past.