Новости за 06.02.2017

The former UKIP leader was in Stoke-on-Trent with successor Paul Nuttall ahead of a key by-election.

Steve Hewlett marries in hospital after being told his treatment for oesophageal cancer must end.

A BBC test pitted Adam's CV against Mohamed's. Here's what happened.

The Bishop of Guildford said he was subjected to a "violent, excruciating and shocking" beating.

A man tells an inquest a travel agent highlighted "special deals" in Tunisia after a museum attack.

Long waits, 'corridor nurses' and staff at breaking point: One A&E unit opens its doors to the BBC.

The vegetable was wedged into the pipe as revenge in a row over pre-paid gas cards.

The Speaker tells MPs "opposition to racism and to sexism" should be "important considerations".

UKIP's Jane Collins claimed the MPs knew about child exploitation in Rotherham but did not intervene.

Robert Jenner is accused of causing alarm and distress to his neighbours.

Police operation was aimed at preventing criminals and terrorists accessing illegal firearms.

Chas Hodges says doctors caught the disease early and he will be back on the road "soon".

The drowning of a girl aged six by her father "could not easily have been prevented", a report says.

The Speaker promises a "less stuffy and forbidding image" for Parliament's most-visible officials.

Craig Douglas, known as Nepenthez, ran a betting website connected to the Fifa video game.

Diplomacy may be dead thanks to social media, and here is a top five of some of the most un-diplomatic tweets.

The fare dodger ranted and lashed out at London Midland staff after refusing to buy a £2.20 ticket.

Scores of migrants take buses to Calais each day, and use them to get home again if they fail to stow away on a lorry to the UK.

A report says the free nursery place scheme should be aimed at poorer children.

As a new BBC drama relives what happened on Dewsbury's Moorside estate in 2008, what was the reality of Shannon Matthews' disappearance?

Stefano Brizzi strangled a Met Police officer and tried to dissolve the body in acid.

The London barber who gives free haircuts and advice to the young and unemployed.

The Queen has become the first British monarch to reach a Sapphire Jubilee.

The officer is upset at the prospect of not being able to keep four-year-old Ivy when he retires.

Peter Scotter shouted "you are in our country now" in shopping centre attack on mum.