Новости за 19.05.2017

Police say they are "extremely concerned" for the welfare of the mother.

Pupils were in lessons when the travellers parked on the school's playing fields.

Tony and Julie Wadsworth are also accused of indecently assaulting boys as young as 11.

Four-year-old Violet-Grace Youens was hit by a speeding car that mounted the pavement.

Christopher Thompson died after suffering head injuries when he was punched to the ground, police say.

His self-titled debut album shifted nearly 57,000 copies in its opening week.

The Scottish Tories publish their manifesto saying they are the party of a strong UK.

Silver medal-winning cyclist Becky James urged people to "think twice" after her mother broke her pelvis.

The Wikileaks founder speaks at Ecuador's embassy in London after Sweden drops its rape investigation.

They express shock at the lack of progress in a probe of police failings in the Stephen Port case.

Jealous Kostadin Kostov, who dragged his ex's body through a city centre, is jailed for life.

See a sweary candidate, a confrontational voter and a forgetful leader in our 60-second catch-up.

Emotional interview with sexual health worker Sara Rowbotham who exposed the Rochdale grooming scandal.

European media see the UK election as a Conservative power grab - and see little opposition to Theresa May on Brexit.

Virtual reality and television arrive at the famous film festival

Conor Leonard is praised for his courage as his murdered mother Concepta is laid to rest in Brookeborough.

The former TV star, currently on trial for indecent assault, is bailed to appear in court on Monday.

The arrest warrant for the Wikileaks founder, holed up in Ecuador's embassy in London, is revoked.

The drama 'Three Girls' based on the Rochdale grooming scandal has been praised for its accurate portrayal. A survivor and the main prosecutor has been speaking to BBC Breakfast.

Wonderstruck will be too sweet for some

Tory plans to means-test winter fuel allowances will leave 10 million people worse off, Labour says.

An NHS regulator is understood to want to publish data but has been advised against it.

Wrexham council refuse worker Aabid Ali was "fixated on terrorism and extremism", judge says.

Rubber ducks in rain-filled potholes have become one village's weapon of choice in a road maintenance fight.

How one expression was used to depict the drunk, the dubious and the deranged