Новости за 07.10.2017

Max Whitlock becomes the first British gymnast to retain a world title by winning gold in the pommel horse in Montreal.

The woman was stopped by police officers before she could get into the Buckingham Palace grounds.

The Met Police had already decided not to take action over the most serious allegation.

Ellinor Persson won the Golden Spurtle trophy, with fellow Swede Per Carlsson taking the Speciality title at the Highlands event.

Eyewitness Ellie Mackay was in her home opposite South Kensington underground station when she saw a crowd of people running under her window.

Video shows a man being held to the ground, after a car hit people near the Natural History Museum.

England batsman Alex Hales is not expecting to face a criminal charge over an incident in Bristol after speaking with Avon and Somerset Police.

The BBC's Chloe Hayward was at the Natural History Museum where there has been a collision.

Torbay Council is stopping an under-10s rugby side from training in a park following noise complaints.

Reports of incident involving car near Natural History Museum in London

The scripts, believed to pilots for a 1952 radio series, are being revived in the West Midlands.

A conservation project in Papua New Guinea could help secure the future for Britain's biggest butterfly.

Wayne Rooney, Alan Shearer and Sam Allardyce are among mourners at the ex-Newcastle chairman's funeral.

RSPB Minsmere has about 200 red deer, one of the largest wild herds outside Scotland.

Some councils say requests for government money in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire have not been met.

The 27-year-old from Stirling is accused of public indecency over the incident at a Dubai nightclub.

The name comes from when farmers used the moon's bright light to help them gather crops for winter.

Police are treating the incident as a misogynistic hate crime.

A study finds graduates from ethnic minorities are less likely to be in work than their white British peers.

The 17-year-old is due before magistrates later.

How stalking victim Chloe Hopkins overcame depression and bulimia to regain her life and help others.

The victim was attacked multiple times in the street, the Met Police said.

"Damp in the walls, rats in the bedroom" - a single mother tells of life in temporary housing.

Ruth Davidson says the party should back the prime minister and "let her get back to governing".

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