Новости за 10.10.2017

The prime minister dodges questions about how she would vote if there was another EU referendum.

It's the first time the Duchess has been seen in public since it was announced she was pregnant with her third child.

The credit reference agency now admits that this year's huge data hack exposed some customers to "possible criminal activity".

Measuring how many eggs a woman has left cannot predict likelihood of getting pregnant, experts say.

Sophie Stevenson says she travelled to Amsterdam to meet her date, only to be told it was a joke.

People from ethnic minority backgrounds explain how race has affected their chances in employment and public services.

Police said the excess dairy produce had to be "removed or eaten" as the van was 41% over weight.

The firm says it is affected by a national internet connectivity issue and has suspended payments.

A man tells an inquiry Smith touched his genitals soon after he arrived at a children's hostel.

Footage of an empty pushchair being sucked across a platform by a train's slipsteam offers a stark warning.

Theresa May and EU leaders say they are hopeful of reaching a Brexit deal - what if they don't?

We continue to buy new clothes at an incredible rate. How can manufacturers reduce fashion's environmental footprint?

He says he will stand down as director of BBC News at the beginning of 2018.

Customers around the UK are reporting problems making and receiving phone calls.

As claims abound of a prosecco that leaves you feeling fine the morning after, we ask if they're true.

Edir Frederico Da Costa, 25, died six days after being detained by police in Newham.

The husband of a man accused of murdering their 18-month-old daughter says their home was "full of love".

The ex-boyfriend of reality TV star Ferne McCann is accused of injuring 16 clubbers, a court hears.

MI5 evidence raises a "spectre of collusion" that enabled abuse to go on for years, an inquiry hears.

A 29-year-old woman is held on suspicion of murder after James Meadow, 17, was shot in the head.

The chewing gum was among 121kg of rubbish collected during a litter-pick on the mountain at the weekend.

Obscure books we need to rediscover

A gig-goer says the rock band "jumped in to stop fans getting hurt" by "heavy-handed" security.

BAE is facing an order gap for the Typhoon so wants to slow production before an expected order from Qatar.

Home Office treatment of some asylum seekers "lacked a rational or evidence basis", a judge rules.