Новости за 06.03.2016

A woman has been charged with grievous bodily harm after two women were stabbed on the same morning in two separate attacks, West Yorkshire Police say.

Energy firm Npower is to cut up to 2,500 jobs, more than a fifth of its UK workforce, with details to be announced this week.

Police say they have uncovered a 'significant terrorist hide' containing bomb making components and explosives at a County Antrim country park.

EU reforms on the issue of UK sovereignty are "not achievable" and the government has not delivered "fundamental change", Boris Johnson says.

The UK will be affected by the eurozone whether it votes to stay in or leave the EU, says former Bank of England boss Mervyn King.

Senior grassroots Conservatives are deeply divided over how to vote in the referendum on UK membership of the EU, a survey for BBC Radio 4's The World This Weekend suggests.

The use of tear gas during the demolition of shelters in the Calais migrant camp is condemned by the Bishop of Dover.

Nine pharmacists exposed selling drugs illegally are banned from practice, following a BBC investigation that led to the "biggest crackdown" in UK pharmaceutical history.

The leader of Labour's campaign to remain in the EU tells BBC Wales it was "unfair" to think European economic aid money would solve the problems of the poorest parts of Wales.

Letters between ex-footballer Tommy Lawton and actor Lord Attenborough - in which the player "begged" for money - sell for £460.

Two British men, who were stranded while crossing sea ice in Alaska, are rescued by the US Coast Guard.

A man is charged after a pregnant woman is stabbed in a street in Sutton Coldfield

A 15-year-old with autism who believes he is being held in prison after being sectioned is to be moved to a treatment unit, following a campaign.

On 9 March 1946 a crush occurred during an FA Cup match at Burnden Park in Bolton, leaving 33 people dead and many more injured.

GPs in England will be asked to give information on dementia to all patients over 40, under plans revealed by the government.

Two men aged 66 and 19 have been charged over the theft of a fire engine in Larne, County Antrim.

A 57-year-old woman dies and five people are injured in a collision on the A90 between Aberdeen and Peterhead.

BBC News looks at five tips for "desktop dining" at work, as recommended by an office etiquette trainer.

A series of offensive social media posts leads to the suspension of one of London mayoral candidate Sadiq Khan's aides.

The biscuit shortage bringing Britain to its knees

People over 40 in England are to be given more information about dementia to help improve early diagnosis of the condition, the health secretary says.

Boris Johnson says the boss of the British Chambers of Commerce, who is suspended for his comments on the EU, has been "crushed by agents of Project Fear".

A dog that was "cruelly" dragged behind a van three times around an industrial estate is taken into RSPCA care.

Behind the scenes of Rudimental's UK tour

The body of a young seal is found in a lagoon 60km (37 miles) inland, scientists say.