Новости за 02.03.2016

A US man is given four consecutive life sentences after admitting the murder and abduction of two students, including Briton Hannah Graham.

A millionaire denies intending to harm a police officer who was dragged hanging out of his car along a dual carriageway in London.

More than 70 doctors and academics are calling for a ban on tackling in rugby matches played in UK and Irish schools.

Lord Rose, the former Marks & Spencer boss who heads the pro-EU campaign group Britain Stronger In Europe, is accused of a "scandalous misuse of data" as he appears before MPs.

The Ministry of Defence is to be reprimanded over the deaths of three soldiers on an SAS training exercise in the Brecon Beacons in 2013.

The government is to publish a report on Britain's post-EU options to force Leave campaigners to spell out their vision, the foreign secretary has said.

The number of hip replacement operations on people aged under 60 has risen 76% in the last decade.

Culture secretary John Whittingdale vows to end the iPlayer "loophole" as soon as possible so that those watching catch-up TV do not get "a free ride".

A man is found guilty of raping five women and attacking two more after meeting them on internet dating site Match.com.

Coronation Street creator and writer Tony Warren dies at the age of 79.

A young Conservative activist found dead on railway tracks could have suffered "inhuman or degrading" treatment, a hearing is told.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn accuses David Cameron of breaking his promise to deliver 30 hours free childcare a week, at Prime Minister's Questions.

BBC sports editor Dan Roan on the power talks that could result in a controversial European breakaway league.

Uefa hands Galatasaray a one-season ban from European competition for breaching financial fair play rules.

Alpine skiing World Cup leader Lindsey Vonn will miss the rest of the season after fracturing her leg in three places.

A 23-year-old woman, who works two jobs, says she can't afford to save for her pensions and knows she may be forced to work into her 80s as a result.

Should tackling be allowed in school rugby?

ITV's annual pre-tax profits rise 6% to £641m following strong revenue growth across the company.

The Supreme Court rules that Morrisons supermarket is liable for the actions of a staff member who physically attacked a customer.

The singer Adele, who played her second gig in Belfast on Tuesday night, took time out to visit a seriously ill 12-year-old fan in the city.

Offering the meningitis B vaccine to all children is "not cost effective" and would be a waste of NHS resources, the government says.

More than 70 doctors and academics are calling for a ban on tackling in rugby matches played in UK and Irish schools.

Unacceptable behaviour and rows between Whitehall officials have been blamed by MPs for delays in subsidy payments to farmers in England.

The UK would be "weaker, less safe and worse off" outside the European Union, a government analysis to be published later will conclude.

The Welsh Conservatives will have "diggers in the ground" to build a planned M4 relief road within 12 months of coming to power if successful in the assembly elections, the party says.