Новости за 08.02.2017

New grammar schools could open as free schools by 2020, head teachers reveal after meeting the education secretary.

Some units took 35 minutes to reach the scene of the 2015 attack in Sousse, an inquest hears.

The 45-year-old celebrity shot to fame in the 1990s when she was a regular on the London party scene.

A supermarket has sparked a debate over whether ketchup goes the fridge or in the pantry.

Newsbeat hears how unarranged overdraft fees are affecting 18 to 25-year-olds.

The classic "It girl", Tara Palmer-Tomkinson spent much of her life facing a camera lens.

Patients stranded in hospital speak of their distress as the BBC uncovers the longest delays.

A proposed £225m wellness village near Llanelli is part of a radical new approach to healthcare being developed in west Wales.

Tara Palmer-Tomkinson describes living a privileged life, in an interview with Jane Garvey on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour in 2010.

As Shannon Matthews 2008 disappearance is dramatised, Mark Simpson looks back on her mother's deception.

Retired English teacher Mark Frost is jailed for life for abusing boys in England and Thailand.

It used to have one of the best views in England - now a Devon summerhouse is a pile of splintered wood at the bottom of a cliff.

What does Cockfosters even mean?

Helen Bailey's partner Ian Stewart rubbishes claims he killed his fiancee to inherit her fortune.

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

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Men head for the shed to help conquer their loneliness after finding themselves at a loss.

The jailed TV star is cleared of three new sex assault charges but no verdicts reached on four others.

A man is jailed after a hamster was fed cannabis leaves and a soft drink spiked with LSD.

Leaked texts suggest a special deal on funding was agreed for a Tory council, Labour's leader says.

Along with writing partner Ray Galton, Alan Simpson created sitcoms including Hancock's Half Hour.

The case could lead to more pension rights for co-habiting couples working in the public sector.

Police-style body cameras are being worn by school teachers to stop unruly pupils.

Lawyer whose husband is ex-deputy PM notes the "irony" of women's day invite in her married name.

The cause of Michael Sousa's death was a severe traumatic brain injury.