Новости за 13.02.2017

The 17-year-old was a member of the neo-Nazi organisation National Action.

Popping the question is taken to a new level with some people spending thousands

A council has apologised after trees were planted on a football pitch.

The tribunal involving the BBC correspondent heard claims she was the victim of a "witch-hunt".

The car made in Scotland was bought by its current owner after he saw an advert while on holiday.

Plans to spend more overseas aid promoting UK national interests receive a mixed reaction from MPs.

The sister of murdered schoolgirl April Jones says she turned to drink to cope with the aftermath of her death.

Oliver Dearlove, 30, spoke about shoes and baby pictures before he was attacked, jurors hear.

Festival bosses want to avoid a repeat of anti-social behaviour witnessed at last year's event.

Pancake ice is photographed on a river in the Scottish Highlands.

How do we see our earnings, incomes and benefits compared to our parents and our children?

Orsolya-Anamaria Balogh was "in denial" about being pregnant, a court hears.

A consultant says a matron purchased the blind for £22.95 from Homebase instead.

Following Casey Affleck's Bafta's revelation, three people speak out about childhood with an addicted parent.

A committee of MPs say there is no evidence that grammars will help social mobility.

Justice secretary Liz Truss will say "sweeping sentencing cuts" are not the answer to prison problems.

Waitrose acknowledges "confusion" after meals in its "British" range were found to use New Zealand lamb.

The roof of the Grade II-listed church in Salford was destroyed by the fire.

A new film of Karl Marx’s early life

A bell-ringer is recovering after being dropped in a "freak accident" at Worcester Cathedral.

Island passenger ferry services to the UK have been cancelled as a result of the crash.

Airman's mother thanks anonymous couple from the "bottom of our hearts" for reward offer.

This image of Julie and Mike Bennet saying goodbye to each other was shared by their three children.

The actress who played Caroline Sterling in Radio 4's rural soap was diagnosed with terminal cancer.

Joe Root may have been the only realistic candidate to replace Alastair Cook as England captain, but does that make him the right man for the job?