Новости за 04.03.2016

Snow showers have caused travel disruption in parts of northern England.

A set of temporary traffic lights costs the taxpayer £225,000 after being in place on a road for three years without any work being carried out.

A pregnant woman is in a critical condition in hospital after being stabbed in a town centre.

Up to 20 dogs seized by Devon and Cornwall Police were kept in kennels without ever being exercised, the BBC is told.

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel sets the fastest time on the final day of Formula 1 pre-season testing.

Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw has warned head teachers they should refuse to take part in television reality shows.

As Britain prepares to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Spitfire's first flight, pilot Nathan Forster describes his experience learning to fly the iconic aircraft.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn sparks criticism from female Labour MPs for saying the "sex industry" should be decriminalised.

How the attempted murder of the artist ended Pop Art – and started it anew

An inquest into the death of a young Conservative activist will not look at allegations of bullying in the party, a coroner rules.

Moon jellyfish can age backwards, plus other news nuggets

In this famous museum’s secret study, anyone can meet a masterpiece

An eight-year-old girl was sexually assaulted while sitting in a bakery, West Yorkshire Police say.

A woman who was set on fire in an attack at her Manchester home dies as detectives arrest her brother.

Why so many love to laugh at The Room

Dissident republicans want to mark the Easter Rising centenary by killing security personnel, police say after a prison officer was hurt in a bomb blast in Belfast.

What connects an 1874 trompe l’oeil and a photo from Syria?

Schools are closed and traffic is being disrupted as part of northern England is hit by heavy snow showers.

Actor Rula Lenska is given a 16-month driving ban after drinking and then crashing her car with her three-year-old grandson in the back.

A British man and his French friend are reported to have been arrested in Peru after posing naked at the Machu Picchu ruins.

The crew of a US fighter jet were "momentarily disorientated" when a laser beam was directed at the plane as it came into land at a Suffolk base, the US Air Force says.

Air shows must adopt new safety measures or face cancellation, the Civil Aviation Authority says.

It's been designed to improve driver safety, but a new head protection device has divided opinion in Formula 1.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan urges Geoffrey Boycott to "back down" in his attempt to rejoin Yorkshire's board.

A four-year old boy who became a TV hit after an appearance on BBC Breakfast, has received part of his father's liver in a life-saving transplant operation.