Новости за 07.09.2017

Police say one man has been left with minor injuries after a small "power network explosion".

The prime minister has defended the government's response to the disaster as "swift".

One man suffers minor injuries in a "power network explosion" on London's Oxford Street, police say.

Hennessy was trying to get back to the UK, but ended up in a migrant detention centre in Libya's capital.

The airline says the move is an effort to tackle what it says is a "significant and growing" deficit.

The UK nationals were arrested after getting off a flight from Istanbul.

Roald Dahl's last children's book finally gets the Sir Quentin Blake treatment after 26 years.

Police and paramedics attend a house in Glasgow after the "unexplained" death of a nine year old child.

Life expectancy was shorter in 1950 but men and women worked for longer than now, figures show.

An apparent apology is left on a house which had earlier been daubed with racist and Islamophobic graffiti.

Birmingham sees off Liverpool to enter the next stage of the Commonwealth Games bidding process.

Keegan Jakovlevs wrote "let's kill every Muslim" in a Facebook post following the Manchester bombing.

There has been no word from many on the islands since the storm cut communications on Wednesday night.

Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg has stirred up controversy over his view on abortion.

A 200m cordon has been put in place around Rotherwas Industrial Estate.

The letter warns the UK government not to stay in the single market after March 2019.

Prosecutors are investigating allegations of fraud and perverting the course of justice.

Chris Evans introduces the world premiere of George Michael's first posthumous single.

The four-year-old prince was dropped off by his father, the Duke of Cambridge.

New girls are being made to wear trousers amid concerns over decency and gender identity issues.

Producer Nile Rodgers admits to feeling "uncertain" about the single, which has just been released.

"Upselling" is fuelling obesity by persuading people to buy larger portions, say health officials.

Wayne Dixon hopes his quest to clean-up Britain's beaches will inspire others.

A BBC camera is sacrificed as a trainee police driver practises driving at more than 90mph.

From losing the ability to walk to standing on the Olympic podium just 10 months later, Britain's Anyika Onuora opens up about battling malaria.