Новости за 06.03.2017

A petition that calls for a ban on forcing women to wear high heels at work is debated by MPs.

A woman was raped by two men after she and her toddler were bundled into a car.

Two people were treated for breathing difficulties after the fire at an Asda store in Luton.

We look at whether the actress can still be a beacon for feminism after her Vanity Fair shoot.

A bus driver publishes "stark" photographs of drug use at Wrexham bus station on social media.

The brand new design for London's iconic vehicle is tested out in an extreme and clean environment.

Bus driver Gavin Rodda publishes "shocking" photographs of drug use at Wrexham bus station, which he says has increased over the past two years.

It would be a "missed opportunity" if the milestone was allowed to pass by, says MP Andrew Rosindell.

RAF gunner Corrie Mckeague went missing from Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk in September.

The government seeks to reassure workers at Ellesmere Port and Luton car plants after Vauxhall's sale.

Caribbean women among those earning more than their male counterparts, a UK study suggests.

In February, a report found 486 animals had died at the zoo in four years.

Detectives begin search through hundreds of square metres of waste in hunt for missing airman.

Pop group Steps announce new music and a tour to celebrate their 20th anniversary.

Rodents had been "running riot" at the supermarket depot in Enfield, a council said.

The man was also arrested in relation to an unconnected allegation of a rape and kidnap in 1972.

Force says providing heroin in supervised "shooting galleries" will curb drug-related offending.

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is the most nominated new play in Olivier history.

Security services have stopped 13 potential terrorist attacks since 2013, police say.

Three whistleblowers reveal details of an industrial-scale fraud operation based in India.

Ending free movement after Brexit may not result in lower migration, a Lords report says.

The secrets of a foley artist

Officers searched three different homes before finding the man behind a wardrobe at the fourth address.

James Longman meets students stuck in a cycle of GCSE resits.

NI Secretary says it is up to the Democratic Unionist Party and Sinn Féin to secure a deal.