Новости за 10.11.2017

Living abroad involves an intricate web of nationality and attachment

It survived persecution to inform today’s design

Doctors say giving further intensive care treatment to Isaiah Hasstrup is not in his best interests.

The first minister orders an independent inquiry into the decisions taken before the sacked minister's death.

W1A head of news, Neil Reid, from the TV parody appears on BBC News Channel for its 20th anniversary.

A major drama is removed from the Christmas schedule after actor Ed Westwick was accused of rape.

Mushu the corn snake went missing when her owner used the van to move house in June.

Gillian Cordner and Gary Connolly's passion for running carried over to their wedding day.

How to wear a poppy and what it means.

How early 20th-Century propaganda foreshadowed fake news

The EU's negotiator says Britain has two weeks to say how much it will pay to leave the bloc.

The "savage and sustained" attack ended with Barry slicing off the Kurdish refugee's penis.

The Oscar-winning actress says there is a long way to go to combat "prejudice against black women".

The cast iron 150ft Craigellachie Bridge in Speyside was built by Thomas Telford more than 200 years ago.

How a photographer witnessed the fall of the Berlin Wall – by mistake

Women in some areas have effectively been "working unpaid" since September because of the gender gap.

The advertising watchdog is going to warn universities about using misleading claims in their marketing.

Diana Key has spent 40 years painting her home in Hemel Hempstead

As ITV celebrate a successful year, they can also be credited with welcoming a new era for reality TV.

Since 2008, the HPV vaccine has been offered to girls aged 11 to 13 and reported HPV cases have fallen.

More than half of England's secondary schools did not offer the subject in 2015-16, a report has found.