Новости за 13.11.2019

Two Extinction Rebellion members tell the BBC why they take part in protests.

Scotland's Connor Syme believes he now has the experience and consistency to make his mark on the European Tour 12 months after losing his card.

Benjamin Monk and Mary Ellen Bettley-Smith face charges over the death of Dalian Atkinson.

The man was seen in difficulty in the sea at Barvas and was flown to hospital in Stornoway.

Oskars Rancevs will be returned to the State Hospital at Carstairs for further treatment.

Sophie Hahn adds the T38m 200m gold to her 100m victory, with a world record time of 25.92 seconds at the World Para-Athletics Championships in Dubai.

Thousands of "likes" pour in for a Missouri rescue centre and the "unicorn" dog with a tail on his brow.

Jason Smyth sets a new Championship record as he storms to gold in the T13 100m final at the World Para-Athletics Championships in Dubai.

Jason Smyth sets a new Championship record as he storms to gold in the T13 100m final at the World Para-Athletics Championships in Dubai.

18-year-old Leon Manyisa from Eswatini tells BBC Africa about doing trials for Real Madrid.

The UK's first full-size 'driverless' bus is tested in Glasgow.

Former Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger agrees to become Fifa's new chief of global football development.

The new role would allocate the £100bn per year they have pledged for tackling the "climate emergency".

Preview followed by live coverage of Thursday's Euro U21 Qualifying game between Armenia U21 and Republic of Ireland U21.

Scarlets head coach Brad Mooar says Wales full-back Leigh Halfpenny should be fit to face the Barbarians on 30 November, following concussion.

Parliament voted in favour of making euthanasia legal, meaning a referendum will happen next year.

One thief was with a stolen £60,000 Audi A6 on a site called Mr Dingers - slang for stolen vehicles.

CAR and Malawi are the first two sides to to register wins in the group stage of 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying.

Kat comes from a family of firefighters. She says being pregnant won't stop her serving the community in Australia.

Belgium's Gerben Thijssen is in intensive care after being injured in a heavy crash on the first night of racing at the Ghent Six Day.

Jane Hayward suffered serious injuries and died at the scene of the crash, an inquest hears.

William Lloyd-Lavery, 71, from Lisburn, is accused of historical sex abuse against a young boy.

Scotland hooker Fraser Brown secures a new three-year contract with Glasgow Warriors as his "world class" assets and "brutality" are highlighted.

Keyboards on previous MacBook Pros had divided opinion - the new model's keyboard has been redesigned.

Manchester City forward Bernardo Silva is suspended for one first-team match and fined £50,000 for his tweet relating to team-mate Benjamin Mendy.