Новости за 21.02.2017

Internet "supervillain" Milo Yiannopoulos is dropped from a conference and has a book deal cancelled.

A mother seeks to make Facebook remove a viral post that falsely claims her young son has cancer.

Kamran Sabir Hussain is accused of encouraging his congregation to support so-called Islamic State.

More than 600 black South Africans drowned in WW1 when their ship was struck by a Royal Mail vessel. But why did the captain blamed for the tragedy do nothing to help?

A Muslim teacher denied entry to the United States while on a school trip says he has still not been told why.

A woman from Scotland is arrested in Portugal for "corpse desecration" after her husband's remains were found on their farm.

The Bank of England's chief economist admits "sizeable" forecasting errors have been made in the past.

Five people are arrested after the main tunnel to Heathrow Airport is blocked by protesters.

The fourth named storm of this winter, Doris, is expected to bring high winds and snow to Scotland on Thursday.

A traffic camera captures the moment an officer chases a swan down the M27 in Hampshire.

How Brexit might create complications for the way food in the UK is labelled.

Critics make the case for the film of the year

The therapy comes from watching the meerkats play and interact with each other in their playpen

Philip Hammond meets Conservative backbenchers to hear about firms that would lose out under business rate plans.

There are proposals to close hospitals or cut services in two-thirds of local areas, a BBC analysis shows.

This Birmingham hospital is the first of its kind to get top marks from inspectors.

The IPCC says separating colleagues after incidents would prevent conferring or "perceived collusion".

Rebecca Steinfeld and Charles Keidan want to have a civil partnership instead of a marriage.

The UK's next top police officer will be chosen on Wednesday - who are the contenders?

The former Bake Off judge also admits the one thing she didn't like about the show.

Birmingham Children's Hospital, criticised for failings eight years ago, now declared "outstanding" by inspectors.

Claimants in some parts of the UK have a far greater chance of losing benefits than those in others, a report says.

The government is failing to tackle "significant teacher shortages"' in England, MPs say.

Protests take place in London as MPs debate whether Donald Trump should be given a state visit to the UK.

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