Новости за 10.08.2017

How a muse is reinventing her lover’s classics

Plastic segments up to hundreds of metres long beach on the Norfolk coast.

Police record a rise in reported incidents in the days following attacks in London and Manchester.

Elderly dog walker Peter Wrighton died from "wounds to the neck", an inquest hears.

Residents of the Ledbury estate in south-east London will have to move out due to structural problems.

In this Viewsnight, anthropologist Jason Hickel makes the case for “planned de-growth”.

Cladding similar to, but not the same as that on Grenfell Tower, is to be stripped from a Glasgow hospital.

Meet dad Robbie Potter, and the surgeon who saved his life with a millimetre to spare.

The building in London's Borough Market was evacuated by the emergency services.

Stephen McGown, who has South African and UK nationality, was kidnapped from Mali in 2011.

The 50-year-old suspect was held in Chelsea after a "huge response" to a police CCTV appeal.

Transport secretary Chris Grayling faces growing pressure for faster journeys and better connections.

West Midlands Police say the officer who was bitten in a police station required emergency surgery.

Jason Manford turns to social media to find his father work to keep "his brain busy for a few quid".

UK supermarkets have withdrawn several products which contain eggs, including sandwiches and salads.

Chelsea Blackwell exchanged more than 850 texts and 115 phone calls with a young inmate.

The debate on whether the language was a "help or hindrance to the nation" sparked a backlash.

The figure will join waxworks of world leaders such as Donald Trump and Angela Merkel.

South African Stephen McGown describes the moment he was released by al-Qaeda after six years.

A swan held up trains into London Waterloo when it waddled onto the tracks during peak time.

Would you swipe right for Mr Darcy?

Djodjo Nsaka was stabbed to death outside his halls of residence near Wembley Stadium.

Rotherham MP Sarah Champion says she will be attacked for her comments about the latest grooming case.

Nine people are treated by paramedics and two women who were trapped on the top deck are rescued.

Modern slavery and human trafficking in UK is "far more prevalent than previously thought".