Новости за 04.03.2016

Tim Muffett caught up with the Maceachen family as Harry and Simon prepared for liver transplant surgery.

Footballer Jermaine Jenas responded to an audience question about whether the top rate of income tax should be lowered further.

Social media giant Facebook is set to pay millions of pounds more in tax in the UK after a major overhaul of its tax structure.

British Airways agrees to pay an undisclosed amount of money to children who were sexually abused by one of its pilots in East Africa.

SuperTed's creator up-sizes to a polar bear for new animation

Scientists from University College, London believe they have discovered a way to "steer" the immune system to kill cancers.

The UK's largest litter picking campaign has been launched to mark Queen Elizabeth's 90th birthday, which is on the 21st of April.

Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood says Wales is "crying out for new leadership", as her party gathers for its spring conference.

How much pollution am I breathing in?

There is an "impending shortage" of housing for asylum seekers and a lack of "fair and equal dispersal" of people across the UK, a committee of MPs says.

The "acrimonious" conduct of the UK's EU Remain campaign risks damaging the government beyond the June referendum, pro-exit minister Iain Duncan Smith warns.

The biggest floating solar panel farm in Europe is being constructed on a reservoir in south-west London.

The Home Office risks undermining Britain's security if it does not get a grip on its much-delayed e-borders scheme, a committee of MPs says.

Schools in England should embrace flexible working to tackle a teacher supply crisis, a think tank argues ahead of a head teachers' conference.

Scotland's manufacturing sector has seen sharp declines in exports, according to HM Revenue and Customs.

The story behind The Scream

Only the Tories can challenge the SNP and prevent Scotland becoming a "one party state", David Cameron is to say in a speech to the Scottish Conservative conference.

Unseen images of American airmen in England during WW2

Who forced students to sit an exam in their underpants?

Chilling at the UK's Antarctic research station

The government's infrastructure advisers say the UK could save up to £8bn a year by using electricity better.

How one explorer's 'Grand Slam' taught her to be more successful at work

A new video emerges of a second dog kept locked up at the kennels where seized pit bull Stella was refused exercise for two years.

England manager Roy Hodgson says he is not ruling out Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford from his Euro 2016 squad.

French President Francois Hollande's warnings of "consequences" for the UK if it quits the EU, and a breakthrough in treating tumour cells, are among Friday's front-page leads.