Новости за 21.09.2017

The Game Of Thrones star has been spotted getting involved in freshers' week activities on the Birmingham campus.

Archaeologists find post holes and fragments of Neolithic pottery during water mains construction work near Kilmarnock.

Pilots might have to defer some annual leave, says Michael O'Leary, as cancellations cost airline £22m.

Greenpeace said protesters would not leave the ship until Volkswagen agreed to return the cars to Germany.

Brady's intermittent hunger strikes played no part in his death, coroner Christopher Sumner rules.

How photographer Thomas Hoepker shadowed the mercurial world boxing champion

The spy thriller’s sequel is a depressingly ordinary rehash

A driver reported a suspicious item on the central reservation of the A19 to police.

There are fears the latest hurricane to hit the Caribbean could devastate Turks and Caicos.

Young black artists celebrate Jean-Michel Basquiat's impact on art.

Interim profits almost halve as the group's insurance business falls into a loss.

Dangerous driving laws could be extended to cycling following crashes that have killed pedestrians.

The PSNI finds Fentanyl, which is 100 times stronger than heroin, in drugs seizures for the first time.

Ellie Kendrick, who plays Meera Reed in Game of Thrones, says the film industry is "a closed shop".

StevoTheMadMan gets over 250,000 views on Snapchat a day. He told us about his journey to the top.

We spoke with Rihanna about the response to her new beauty brand Fenty Beauty.

The PM will attempt to break the deadlock in EU Brexit talks with a speech in Italy on Friday.

The House of Lords dismisses the Electoral Reform Society's allegations of a "something for nothing culture".

A 17-year-old boy is arrested in connection with last week's terror attack on a London Tube train.

Ryanair is under fire for cancellations but what companies have customers vowed never to use again?

Acid attacks are on the rise. BBC Stories meets four survivors who have suffered as a result of this growing trend.

The watchdog recommendation follows the death of a man detained under the Mental Health Act.

But ME charities said using children and young people in trials like this could damage their lives and health.

Inspectors praise innovation by GPs as they outperform hospitals, mental health and social care in ratings.

Stoptober promotes vaping for the first time, as studies suggest a record for successful quit attempts.