Новости за 10.09.2017

About 25 kitesurfers were taking part in a charity event at Pensarn, Conwy, the RNLI says.

Seventy-four people were on board the Flybe plane, which the company said returned to Belfast as a precaution.

A group of pedestrians was struck in one crash and two cars were involved in the other collision.

Residents say they have raised safety concerns over people getting into the Aida Bliss building.

Monmouthshire GP Dr Helen Webberley's practice is restricted while medical authorities investigate.

Wolverhampton Wanderers said the actor confirmed he was a fan and the force was "strong" there.

The 33-year-old knifing victim is described as being in a stable condition in hospital.

The opposition urges Conservative MPs to vote with it although the result won't bind the government.

Pep Guardiola tells Colin Paterson how he was glad to attend the reopening of the Manchester Arena.

BBC correspondents report from the British Virgin Islands, which were ravaged by Hurricane Irma.

The Lord Mayor's Hot Air Balloon Regatta takes off from London City Airport for the first time.

Tours of the Jurassic Coast are ending because of "hostility" from residents, a bus company says.

Britons killed by terror attacks abroad will be commemorated at the National Memorial Arboretum.

Mo Farah becomes the first person to win the Great North Run four times in a row, while Mary Keitany claims victory for the third time.

The celebrity baker said he went to a 2003 party in a WW2 German uniform as an 'Allo 'Allo character.

Mo Farah says he's looking forward to a sticky toffee pudding after winning the race for a fourth time.

The new position will sit within the university's counselling service.

The family want something positive to come from their grief for Katie, who was killed in January.

Police are given more time to question three other men over a plot linked to a far-right group.

Four exonerated prisoners tell the BBC how they were permanently changed by their experiences.

Music fans are back following a terror attack in May that killed 22 people.

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon says the response was "as good as anybody else".

Part of the Norfolk coast is being labelled the Deep History Coast.

The photographs combine elements of modern day life with the 1900s.

A new hotel is to open on Sunday in the former drawing offices of the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast.