Новости за 22.11.2017

The hearings examined the deaths of the last two victims of June's blaze.

The chancellor gives a sobering assessment of the economy - but unveils a boost for first-time buyers.

The government wants autonomous cars on UK roads by 2021.

Will tax changes in the Budget leave you better or worse off in 2018/19?

The funding will go towards mental health services and regeneration in the area, the Chancellor says.

Ann Maguire was murdered by Will Cornick at Corpus Christi Catholic College in Leeds in 2014.

Grandparents tell of the joy, fun and love the children give them.

An A-Z of obscure terms

Kia has had all four limbs amputated after she got meningitis in September.

The Great Western Railway train derailed at low speed after timbers supporting the tracks failed.

Wendy from North Yorkshire hopes the chancellor will announce plans in the Budget to help homeless people.

Nicholas Redding is among three people on the run from a Buckinghamshire jail.

How industrial sites across Europe are being re-purposed as art playgrounds

The family of a victim of the Manchester Arena bombing have set up a charity to keep her memory alive and help other young people with similar hobbies.

BBC News archives look back on the election campaign, conference season and economic highlights in the last 12 months.

The British explorer is back home after going missing in Papua New Guinea.

A Supreme Court Justice launches the first of a series of scientific guides for UK judges.

More than 70,000 seeds have been sent from Kew's Millennium Seed Bank to Lebanon, for vital crop research.

Spirits may make you angry or tearful, while red wine or beer may make you relax, research says.

Wigan winger Ryan Colclough scores twice and is then substituted so he can attend the birth of his second child.

Guidelines for filmmakers and video journalists