Новости за 11.04.2017

Traffic in both directions on the M62 was held up while police officers rescued the pig near Leeds.

When you’re an outsider in yet another foreign land, perspective matters

The weeks-old kittens were found dumped on a east London street by a veterinary nurse.

Thirty-three residents were saved, but two women died in the blaze.

One of the men lied to police that a stranger had taken his keys and then crashed the car.

Toni Robinson was found by an angler in the waves off Anglesey, an inquest hears.

Labour leader says big firms paying bills late leads to 50,000 small firms going out of business.

Charlie Gard's parents had wanted to take their eight-month-old son to the US for a trial treatment.

More attention needs to be paid to male "honour" abuse say charities working on the issue.

Having babies nappy-free from birth is apparently growing in popularity with mums on social media.

Youngsters placed face down on road as armed officers are called to reports of a man carrying firearms.

Volunteers who have donned a woggle and neckerchief share the ups and downs of leading Scouting groups.

A jury acquits the driver who was involved in a crash with ballet star Jonathan Ollivier in 2015.

Lib Dem leader Tim Farron accuses the UK Foreign Secretary of "a failure of British diplomacy".

The story of a large family scattered around Scotland when the children were removed from the family home in the 1950s is told in a TV documentary.

Geocaching, street sports and digital maker - the scout badges you can earn now are very different to 100 years ago.

Climate change scientists aim to become the first team to drill into the world's highest glacier.

Ryan Giggs is embroiled in a fight over assets after his marriage to estranged wife Stacey broke down.

Christopher Hutcheson and his sons admitted plotting to hack the celebrity chef's business computers.

Five-year-old Joseph Smith died in the collision, while several others were injured.

The Queen fed seven-year-old Asian elephant Donna during Whipsnade trip.

BBC drama The Night Manager looked a shoo-in for Bafta domination, but has just one nomination.

The monarch meets a 10-month-old calf named in her honour during a visit to Whipsnade Zoo.

Peter Logan is jailed after being found guilty of committing the sexual assaults over 18 years.

The teenager was taken to hospital after falling ill at a fight in Leeds but later died.