Новости за 13.10.2017

A string of shops say they will accept the old round pounds beyond official withdrawal on Sunday night.

The 28-year-old suffered a cardiac arrest after the Dover sole got lodged in his throat.

Artist Tracey Emin's "My Bed" was shortlisted for the Turner Prize in 1999.

Curtis Stewart is seen swerving to avoid police who filmed him driving at 100mph on the M6.

An arty weatherman, a dancing tennis star and a few bloopers too - the first week of the BBC News programme, Afternoon Live, with Simon McCoy.

The advertisement for breast cancer awareness was seen on TV on Friday and will be fully broadcast on Monday.

Sacked guard receives a letter from Tesco saying he may have suffered "a significant injustice".

The chancellor describes as "bizarre" and "absurd" accusations that he is talking down the economy.

Theresa May received gifts from Stella McCartney and Charlotte Olympia, transparency data reveals.

A judge warns other holidaymakers making bogus sickness compensation claims to expect jail terms.

John Tomlin pleaded guilty to two counts of inflicting grievous bodily harm.

Lisa Rose was 22 when she worked for Harvey Weinstein in London- this is her story

The catering company responsible is ordered to pay more than £3,000 for the mistake.

Psychiatrists say the outfit stigmatises mental illness and is "one of the worst" they have seen.

Celine Dookhran's body was found in an unoccupied house in Kingston Upon Thames in July.

The best-selling author tells how a ferocious goshawk helped her through grief, and shows the cuddly parrot she keeps company with today.

How preserving a dying language can give us a different worldview

Ahmed Hassan is accused of placing the bomb that partially exploded at Parsons Green last month.

Appeal judges say Ofsted failed to identify the problem in schools across the country earlier.

A doctor tells of Mr Scully-Hicks' "strange" behaviour while his daughter was being resuscitated.

Raymond Dempster attacked two women in Glasgow only days after being freed from a prison sentence.

The intruders stole giant plasma television screens from inside Ipswich Town's ground, police say.

Moors Murderer Ian Brady died five months ago but his remains have yet to be disposed of.

The ride-hailing firm files an appeal after being denied a licence to operate in the capital.

Wildlife experts were alerted after the animal stood motionless for three hours near an Edinburgh station.