Новости за 07.03.2016

Spies and tech firms should co-operate over encryption, and politicians should decide the parameters, says GCHQ boss Robert Hannigan.

Two of the three families of workers missing after the Didcot A Power Station collapse criticise emergency services for a "slow" rescue attempt.

A roof-top car park has remained unused for five years because it can only be accessed on foot, it has been revealed.

A British firm bids £1,250 at auction to buy a single seed from a world-record breaking pumpkin.

One of five British servicemen who died in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan was on his "last operation" before retirement, an inquest hears.

MPs and peers are told that there is a risk of a serious fire or a "destructive" loss of power if the Houses of Parliament is not fully refurbished.

The so-called Islamic State group may be planning a "spectacular" attack in the UK, the national head of counter-terrorism policing, Mark Rowley, warns.

The tech giant confirms that no more development will be made to long-awaited video game Fable Legends.

A teenager is found guilty of the culpable homicide of 16-year-old Bailey Gwynne who died during a fight in school last October.

A roof-top car park has lain unused for five years because it can only be accessed on foot, it has been revealed.

The non-existent event thousands signed up for

Ex-Tory MPs Neil Hamilton and Mark Reckless are among the candidates chosen to top UKIP's regional lists for the assembly election, BBC Wales understands.

A 16-year-old boy is found guilty of the culpable homicide of Bailey Gwynne at Cults Academy in Aberdeen in October last year.

Victoria Pendleton has announced she will be riding at next week's Cheltenham Festival, just over a year after taking up horse racing.

The mastermind behind the Hatton Garden jewellery raid may only have months to live, a court hears.

The British Museum has topped the list of Britain's most popular attractions for the ninth year running.

The former head of the British Chambers of Commerce, John Longworth, says he does not regret the comments he made about Europe, which led to his resignation.

A Leicester City fan, who stood to win £250,000 from a £50 bet on his team winning the Premier League, cashes out for £72,000.

The so-called Islamic State group may be planning a "spectacular" attack in the UK, the national head of counter-terrorism policing warns.

First Minister Carwyn Jones unveils an alternative draft Wales Bill to provide a "stable, long term" solution to how Wales is governed.

Many have tried – and failed – to electrify Shelley’s monster on film.

The mastermind behind the Hatton Garden jewellery raid may only have months to live, a court heard.

Olympic 1500m medallist Gamze Bulut is provisionally suspended pending an investigation into a possible doping violation.

One of London mayoral hopeful Sadiq Khan's aides has resigned following his suspension on Sunday.

London Underground train drivers with the Aslef union vote to accept a pay deal for a new all-night Tube service.