Новости за 01.03.2016

Recovering the bodies of the victims of the Didcot power station collapse is a "very complex operation" that will take "many, many weeks", police say.

A review of the state pension age could mean people joining the workforce today will have to wait until their mid-70s before they retire, experts have warned.

McLaren Automotive, part of the F1 group, has unveiled a £1bn expansion plan to produce up to 15 new models and recruit 500 staff.

French prosecutors widen their investigation into corruption in athletics to include bidding and voting for Olympic hosting rights.

A pay and conditions deal over the Night Tube service is overwhelmingly accepted by members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union.

A leading Conservative MP says he is satisfied with rules on civil servants helping anti-EU ministers after grilling Whitehall's top official.

A teenager at an Aberdeen school was fatally stabbed after a row broke out over a biscuit, a murder trial has heard.

Members of a gang, accused of smuggling automatic weapons into the UK by boat, used lyrics by rapper the Notorious BIG to discuss their arrival, a court hears.

Police are hunting a man in Manchester after a woman was doused with petrol and set on fire.

A company says it plans to introduce a "period policy" to allow female staff to work flexibly around their menstrual cycle.

A father pays tribute to his "lovely, caring" son who died following a suspected hit-and-run crash in Ashton-under-Lyne.

World indoor 1500m champion Abeba Aregawi tells her agent she is "not hiding anything" after failing a drugs test.

Public Health England strengthens its advice on Zika, saying pregnant women should postpone non-essential travel to areas with outbreaks of the virus.

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Richard, who has been homeless for almost four years, says at times "I wanted to kill myself".

Plans to send motorists on a 46-mile (74km) detour to avoid 50m of roadworks in Somerset are described as "utterly ridiculous".

Andy Murray says his baby daughter Sophia Olivia is making it easier for him to get up earlier in the morning.

Polling booths open in the UK for US expats wishing to vote for their chosen Democratic presidential candidate.

How British citizens in Spain feel about the EU vote

A jury retires to consider its verdict in the trial of England footballer Adam Johnson.

The case against a man accused of killing 29 people in the 1998 Omagh bombing has collapsed.

Fernando Alonso says he can become world champion again despite the struggles faced by the Spaniard's McLaren-Honda team.