Новости за 28.02.2016

New tax changes could leave more than a million buy-to-let property owners facing a loss on their investments, according to a new study.

Two men suffer cardiac arrests at the Cambridge Half Marathon and are in a critical condition in hospital.

UK police work with the Foreign Office and Vietnamese officials over the deaths of two Sheffield sisters found near a waterfall in Vietnam.

Former MP Edwina Currie says size 14 model Ashley Graham looks "unhealthy" and that the fashion industry is encouraging people to become obese.

Scots nurse Pauline Cafferkey is discharged from a London hospital after being admitted for a third time since contracting Ebola.

Ferry passengers between the Channel Islands and the UK face major disruption on Monday with Condor's fast service out of action for a third day.

More drug-drivers are being arrested and convicted since new laws were introduced in England and Wales last year, the government says.

A 16-year-old boy dies in hospital after being stabbed during the early hours in Bristol.

Irish actor Frank Kelly, best known for playing Father Jack in comedy Father Ted, has died aged 77

Hackers supporting so-called Islamic State launch a "ridiculous" attack on a small solar energy firm with just 11 members of staff.

Actor Hugh Bonneville has told BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs about how he suspected his mother was a spy.

Mervyn King, ex-governor of the Bank of England, warns in a new book that another financial crisis is 'certain' unless monetary and banking systems are reformed.

The campaign to leave the EU represents hope over pessimism, says Iain Duncan Smith, as he dismisses suggestions a UK exit would be a "leap into the dark".

Three men are seriously injured in a "large fight" at a car boot sale in West London, police say.

Leaving the European Union would be a "stride into the light", Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith tells the BBC's Andrew Marr.

The top of a man's finger was chopped off with a meat cleaver in a racially aggravated attack outside a petrol station, police have said.

Downton Abbey actor Hugh Bonneville suspected his mother worked as an MI6 spy, he tells Radio 4's Desert Island Discs.

Pole dancing classes for children are defended by a sports governing body following claims that it sexualises young girls.

More than 30 people are arrested after anti-fascist protesters clash with a far-right group in Liverpool city centre, police say.

Eddie Redmayne attended a reception in Hollywood for British Oscar nominees, hosted by James Corden.

The Irish general election is set to produce a hung parliament following the poor performance in the poll of the existing coalition partners.

A memorial remembering the British military personnel who died in the first Gulf War is to be unveiled 25 years after the conflict ended.

The UK's most senior civil servant is summoned by MPs to explain why cabinet ministers who oppose EU membership are being denied access to some government papers on Europe.

Six British members of a stag party were detained for allegedly drunken behaviour when their Ryanair flight diverted to Berlin, German police say.

The businesses 'disrupting' the disability market