Новости за 08.10.2017

Three women who decided to go through with the surgery explain why they felt it was necessary.

A woman is charged with being drunk and disorderly over an incident at Buckingham Palace.

Scotland miss out on a World Cup play-off on goal difference following an agonising draw in Slovenia.

The home-sharing website collected more than £650m in rental payments for UK landlords last year.

Justice minister says while UK wants best deal it must "prepare for all eventualities".

John Swinney announces £20,000 bursaries in a bid to tempt people in key sectors into teaching.

The couple who cared for Margaret Fleming, who has not been seen since 1999, claim they have spoken to her.

The 19-year-old man had been walking on the pavement with friends when the truck ran over him twice.

Thousands of conker fans gather to watch competitors from across the world battle to break down the opposition.

Losses at the US president's courses in Aberdeenshire and Ayrshire reached £19m last year.

It could reduce the number of mastectomies among high-risk women, researchers say.

The Stirling man was told to stay in the city for future court dates after being accused of public indecency.

The cosmetic brand caused anger with a series of photos used in a Facebook advertising campaign.

More than 350 rescue flights have so far been chartered or leased by the Civil Aviation Authority.

The Islay Trader, which is carrying a cargo of broken glass, got stuck on the sea bed in the early hours.

Lewis Hamilton takes a giant stride towards his fourth world title with victory in the Japanese Grand Prix as rival Sebastian Vettel retires early on.

Sir John Major says plotting against Theresa May must stop but calls for the government to change.

Sienna Demontis, 13, was called names and hit with hockey sticks.

Police say Saturday's crash was not terrorist-related and most of those injured are out of hospital.

Some famous names have taken to the stage at the site Robert Burns gave his support to back in 1792.

The SNP's autumn gathering opens on Sunday. Here's some things to look out for over the next three days.

Derek Ridgers has spent four decades photographing style tribes. His new book shows how styles from the 1980s have gone mainstream again.

Are the police failing to keep victims safe?

The deputy first minister will tell delegates in Glasgow that the party will protect Scotland's interests.

Workers describe a "powder keg" as a result of staffing shortages and service cuts.