Новости за 31.08.2017

Birmingham City Council has reneged on a deal that saw the strike suspended.

Train services between south Wales and Manchester are delayed but all lines are now open.

A million pounds worth of luxury goods bought with 'ill-gotten' gains went under the hammer in Belfast.

Hashem Abedi will be tried in Libya over his suspected role in the Manchester Arena attack, the BBC understands.

Arlene Foster says her plan is a "common-sense solution" to the ongoing power-sharing deadlock.

Anastasia, a wheelchair user, says she was asked ridiculous questions in her disability assessment.

Can forbidding some terms make for a better customer and employee experience?

The firm behind plans says it is confident it will get final approval as protests continue.

Police say two men left the elderly victim badly bruised after the attack at her home.

A foreign office minister met the country's ambassador to condemn its latest missile test.

Surrey's County Championship game with Middlesex is abandoned after an arrow is fired on to the pitch.

The officer flirted with the vulnerable 17-year-old before they had sex at his home, an inquiry hears.

Police are guarding the site and say the unexploded bomb poses "no danger" to residents.

The RSPCA says they are the "latest craze" - but should pygmy hedgehods be kept as pets?

UK Brexit Secretary David Davis urges EU to be "more imaginative and flexible" after latest talks.

Customers in selected locations can book plumbers and electricians via the store chain's new service.

More than 50 firefighters tackled a town centre blaze in Hertfordshire.

Alexander Payne’s new comedy is about miniature humans

Staff will vote on whether to strike over the role of guards on its trains, the RMT union says.

The man is charged with a terror offence near Buckingham Palace in which three policemen were hurt.

Some Conservative MPs say they do not believe the prime minister's claim she could fight the next general election.

The Cotton Mill Lane crossing was shut for two weeks in August 2015 over safety fears.

The plane from Bucharest to Glasgow suffered a malfunction and passengers have been stranded for up to a week.

Lord Jay was the British ambassador in Paris when Diana died in a crash on 31 August 1997.

The note was written to Anthea Connell on the back of a guitar strings packet in 1967.