Новости за 07.02.2017

As ex-footballer Rio Ferdinand says he is yet to "grieve properly" for his wife, three men share their experiences of losing a partner.

A former homeless woman says going back to the public toilet she used to live in was "unnerving".

BBC correspondent Sally Chidzoy tells a tribunal she blew the whistle on political interference.

The man accused of murdering his author Helen Bailey tells a court he "never stopped loving" her.

RAF jets divert a plane from its intended route to London over reports of a disruptive passenger.

Robert Jenner carried out DIY tasks and gardening while naked.

Zakaria Bulhan killed retired teacher Darlene Horton during a knife rampage at the London landmark.

Owning a home by the age of 25 has become an unobtainable dream for many over the last two decades.

Two strippers who blackmailed rugby player Danny Cipriani are given suspended sentences.

An army of painters answer a social media call for help after a hospice is quoted £8,000 for a paint job.

The racial abuse of a US army veteran by three males was filmed by a passenger.

The materials for the designer garments were donated by lovers of the black stuff.

The BBC visits online grocery retailer Ocado's factory

A group of 10 to 12-year-olds tells CBBC's Newsround what they think about social media.

Robert Jenner's decision to tend to his garden without wearing clothes was not a crime, court hears.

Who is in Theresa May's new Downing Street team?

The couple are honoured in recognition of their "progressive" influence and human rights work.

Mia Ayliffe-Chung's death was wrongly included on a list of "terror attacks" published by the White House.

Staff uncover the plants during a routine check of a derelict building on land owned by the park.

Albert Morton, who started catching moles in 1963, is looking to pass his skills on before retiring.

Jurors are deliberating charges of indecent assault against the former TV star.

German-owned Aldi becomes Britain's fifth biggest grocer as the march of the discounters continues.

Inequalities in practical science provision must be addressed, says the Wellcome Trust.

An ex-wife sees her maintenance payments increased 15 years after her divorce.

BBC Breakfast presenter Dan Walker was left red-faced after getting a reporters name wrong.