Новости за 19.09.2017

A 25-year-old man was arrested in Newport, Wales, in connection with Friday's attack.

The visit also saw the Duke of Cambridge joke about the upcoming birth of his third child.

A group representing American Indians says the British work depicts native peoples as "savages".

The body of the Chinese national was found at Dungavel Immigration Removal Centre on Tuesday.

Alvin Loy fled the country before the trial and was jailed for six years in his absence.

Police in Brazil say they have arrested a teenager over the 43-year-old kayaker's death.

Theresa May is asked about Boris Johnson's intervention on Brexit and whether her cabinet is united.

Financial assistance is suspended in the light of "ongoing violence" in the country's Rakhine state.

Allegations that G4S gave inaccurate financial information to the Home Office are being investigated.

An Antiques Roadshow veteran says rare finds are appearing less often, as the show celebrates 40 years.

Fifty years ago this week Stirling University became Scotland's first brand new university for more than four centuries.

The Lib Dem leader attacks the "masochism" of Brexit as he closes the party's annual conference.

They are installed at service areas so drivers can dump rubbish without leaving their vehicles.

Do the Lib Dem party faithful agree that their leader could soon be prime minister?

Which famous faces have been ordered by court to complete unpaid work?

Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) are staging two 24-hour walkouts in October.

The 11-year-old slipped and was left hanging by a safety lanyard around her neck, a court hears.

The number of people who died in the Grenfell Tower fire may be lower than previously thought, police say.

Two men and a woman have been arrested, South Yorkshire Police say.

Labour's ruling body is considering leadership-contest rule changes which could move things in Jeremy Corbyn's favour.

The discovery was made beneath a motorway bridge near junctions 15 and 14.

How TV dramatises terror

Two trainees first responders, who have to buy their own equipment, will get the £2,500.

The sketches will include a spoof of Emmy-winning drama, The Handmaid's Tale.

Mark Beaumont has finished his 80 day round the world cycle in 78 days.