Новости за 22.02.2016

The search is on to find trees planted in Wales in memory of soldiers who died in the longest single battle of World War One.

More than 3,800 people in England and Wales were referred to the government's anti-radicalisation programme last year - more than twice the number in 2014, the BBC learns.

Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies says he will be voting for Britain to leave the EU in June.

A woman battered and tortured to death "begged teenage attackers for mercy", a court hears.

Dutch police arrest a man on suspicion of stealing the wallet of a British man whose body was found in a canal in Amsterdam.

David Cameron puts the case for staying in the EU to MPs - and takes what is being seen as a swipe at Boris Johnson, who backs a UK exit.

David Cameron's EU negotiations were a "theatrical sideshow" aimed at appeasing Conservative MPs, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says.

British fashion house Burberry will sell clothes seen on its catwalk shows immediately afterwards in its stores and online.

A newlywed who "quite liked the idea of being a solicitor's wife" stabbed her husband after he was told he was losing his job, a court hears.

Two toddlers who died in a house fire in Huddersfield are named as brothers Logan Taylor and Jake Casey.

How these lovely scenes were sharply critical of London

A mother from northern Italy pleads guilty to killing her two-month-old baby during a trip to London.

Two people are arrested on suspicion of murder by police investigating the death of a prominent member of a Greater Manchester mosque.

The crimson path dates back at least 2,500 years

Dramatic footage is released of two swimmers being rescued by helicopter from the sea off Cornwall.

A South African grandma who is facing deportation from the UK says it makes her feel like she "just wants to dissolve into tears".

The pound sees its biggest fall in more than a year against the dollar over uncertainty about a possible UK exit from the EU.

The world's most extensive retrospective of artist David Hockney will open at Tate Britain next year, the gallery announces.

After more than 30 years as a journalist Bill Turnbull takes a look at what has changed in Glasgow, the city where his career began in 1978.

Highlights from the FA Cup as Manchester United make the trip to League One Shrewsbury in the fifth round of the competition.

Conservative MP Royston Smith defends his record after the Independent newspaper claimed he was the "least active" new member of parliament.

Police searching for a missing 14-year-old girl from Edinburgh find a body on the coastline at North Queensferry.

Two swimmers were rescued by helicopter after they were swept out to sea by a strong rip current.

Actor Jude Law is calling for the UK to let children living in the so-called ''Jungle'' migrant camp in Calais come to Britain, if they have relatives there.

A Newcastle catering company is selling nitrous oxide - laughing gas - as a recreational drug rather than for whipping cream as advertised, a BBC investigation finds.