Новости за 08.03.2016

Centre Manu Tuilagi could play his first England game for almost two years against Wales in the Six Nations on Saturday.

An army instructor who spoke to a soldier at Deepcut moments before she was found dead with a rifle by her body, says no-one interviewed him after her death.

The jury in the trial of three men and a woman accused of smuggling weapons into the UK has seen a video showing bags being unloaded from a boat.

Four men arrested over the murder of missing chef Claudia Lawrence will not face any charges, police say.

Despite the downturn, this cosmopolitan hub is still the place to be

Jeremy Corbyn defends Labour's campaigning on the EU referendum, saying his party is pushing for "a social Europe".

Tweets and images mark International Women's Day

Sunderland chief executive Margaret Byrne resigns following the Adam Johnson child abuse case.

Spherical Eagle-360 could be the biggest tyre advance since vulcanised rubber

The scale of the job cuts announced by Npower could create a "northern poorhouse", unions claim.

A domineering wife who regularly beat her husband is convicted of his murder by stabbing him through the heart two months after they married.

Five British servicemen who died in a helicopter crash could only have attempted to create a feeling of weightlessness if they had been "actively naughty", an inquest hears.

The governor of the Bank of England says Britain's membership of the EU has reinforced the "dynamism of the UK economy".

The government welcomes a Court of Appeal ruling that the smoking ban does not apply to state prisons, saying it can now carry on with plans to bring in a ban gradually.

Tom Fordyce examines the possible subtext to Maria Sharapova's shock announcement of her failed drugs test.

A Derby County fan slates his team's rivals by spelling out "We hate Forest" in roof tiles on a building he was working on.

Was John Lewis right to evict toddler's mum?

An "earthquake" made by football fans celebrating a goal is recorded for the first time by seismologists.

What is a "named person" and do all children need one?

About 2.5 million people in Britain - 9% of drinkers - consume more than the weekly recommended limit for alcohol in a single day, official figures show.

A teenager ran over and killed a police officer with a stolen truck in a "cowardly and merciless act", Manchester Crown Court hears.

Almost two thirds of women in the UK have experienced unwanted sexual attention in public places, a survey by YouGov suggests.

John Lewis apologises for asking a woman to leave its store in Manchester because her toddler was having a temper tantrum.

The EU referendum debate has been dominated by men, says minister Andrea Leadsom ahead of the launch of a group encouraging women to engage in the campaign.

Energy firm Npower has confirmed it is cutting 2,400 jobs in the UK after losing 351,000 customer accounts in 2015.