Новости за 21.01.2017

An appeal over a post-Brexit trade deal was met with sniggers in Berlin, Damien McGuinness writes.

The prime minister is to be one of the first leaders to meet the new US president, the BBC understands.

Thousands of men, women and children took part in the Women's March in London.

As women globally take to the streets as part of a day of protests, Hannah tells us why she decided to march.

Schoolchildren have helped send a robot into near space.

The Church in Wales' first woman bishop, Joanna Penberthy, is consecrated at a ceremony in Cardiff.

Thousands of protesters in London fill Trafalgar Square as part of a Women's March on the first full day of Donald Trump's presidency.

A BBC tweet saying Donald Trump had been shot was the work of a hacker, the corporation says.

Taking Northern Ireland out of the European Union will "destroy the Good Friday Agreement", Gerry Adams claims.

A paddle boarder says he was terrified of man-eating crocodiles on the longest river in Sri Lanka.

A mother from London has created a Jamaican Patois-speaking doll for her daughter to reflect her heritage.

A convicted murder is wanted by police after he breached his release from prison licence conditions.

The UKIP leader will seek to become the party's second MP in Labour seat later this month.

A hospital trust has been on the highest possible state of alert every day since Christmas, it is revealed.

Australia says it will seek better access for businesses before reaching post-Brexit UK trade deal.

A family from Yorkshire is thought to have become Britain’s first ever to have six generations alive at the same time. Grandmother Sue Godward and daughter Niki Mellor spoke to Radio 5 live.

A man accused of murdering 16-year-old Leonne Weeks, found on a pathway near Rotherham, appears in court.

Two metal detector enthusiasts found a huge hoard of Celtic treasure, reports Robert Hall.

Protesters from across the UK join a global campaign on the first full day of the Trump presidency.

Scientists are hoping to create a smart patch which could detect the early onset of osteoarthritis in patients' knees.

Scientist in Wales are hoping to create a smart patch which could detect onset osteoarthritis in patients' knees.

Secondary heads in North Somerset urge Theresa May to reconsider grammar proposals.

The former Beirut hostage John McCarthy explains how Van Morrison's music helped heal his life and inspire other writers

US President Donald Trump's inaugural address comes under focus on Saturday's front pages.

The 17 Picasso prints will be on show at a free exhibition until April.