Новости за 13.12.2016

Rail bosses and union chiefs agree to hold talks in a bid to resolve the long-running Southern rail dispute.

Rail bosses have agreed to hold formal talks with unions in a bid to resolve the ongoing Southern rail dispute. But how have rail strikes in the past ended?

A British man who tried to grab a gun to kill Donald Trump at a rally in Las Vegas is jailed for 12 months.

A five-year-old boy with cancer who only has months to live is sent more than 11,000 Christmas cards from well-wishers.

A third of public telephone boxes in the UK could be removed, but some are being used in other ways:

A rail union boss says getting drivers to control train doors is less safe. Has it resulted in more injuries?

Nine people are convicted of an immigration fraud linked to English language tests used for student visas.

MP Peter Lilley says the UK pays £250m every week it stays in the EU. Is he right?

A student with bone cancer whose friends raised more than £56,000 for him to complete his bucket list dies.

A mother is cleared of plotting to leak the identity of a witness in her son's murder trial.

There are more than 45,000 phone boxes in the UK but BT is planning to remove a third of them.

It’s the galaxy you know and love with hints at a larger world you’ve never seen

A mother who saw her picture of a mountain of presents for her children go viral last Christmas shares an image of an even bigger pile.

BBC News NI answers commonly asked questions about the scandal surrounding the Renewable Heat Incentive scheme.

The surprising history of how we type – is there a better way than we’re using?

A 19-year-old man pleads guilty to involvement in the major hack attack on telecoms firm TalkTalk last year.

A 'groundbreaking' ruling that entitled an unmarried mother to a widowed parent's allowance after her partner's death is overturned.

A hospital is closed and patients evacuated following a "large" leak of diesel in its maternity unit.

George Osborne says a "vacuum of Western leadership" helped lead to the situation in Syria.

Philip Davies, a critic of "zealous" feminism, joins the Commons women and equalities committee.

Four Southern Rail passengers video blog their mornings during the strike action.

NHS trusts will start revealing details of preventable deaths as part of shake-up in the way they investigate cases.

Crime involving mopeds has gone up by more than 600 per cent in London in the past two years, BBC London can reveal.

A drunken tractor driver who knocked down and killed an 11-year-old boy on a farm is jailed.

The biggest rise in clothing prices in six years helps push the UK inflation rate up to 1.2% in November.