Новости за 22.03.2016

MPs have approved the Budget by 310 votes to 275 - majority 35 - after Chancellor George Osborne was forced to shelve planned cuts to disability benefits.

Sony closes the UK studio behind the video game Driveclub just three weeks after Microsoft announced plans to shut another UK developer.

A British family say they fear a suicide bomber responsible for an attack in Iraq on Monday was their missing son.

The BBC's Richard Westcott looks at the challenges of providing security in public places.

French economy minister Emmanuel Macron says energy firm EDF will now make a final investment decision on the Hinkley Point nuclear reactor in early May.

Are the over-65s still untouchable in British politics?

Foreign Office minister welcomes the setting up of a Libyan committee to look at the case of IRA victims.

What next for child abuse investigations after key probe ends

A murder inquiry is launched after a body found in Clydebank is confirmed as that of missing local teenager Paige Doherty.

Security is being stepped up at UK ports, airports, and rail stations after the terror attacks in Brussels which killed at least 26 people, David Cameron says.

How can we keep our airports safe?

Householders signing up for broadband packages could be exempted from rental charges on their landline if they do not use it, under proposals to be discussed by the culture minister.

The ex-boyfriend of a pregnant mother-of-two is jailed for a minimum of 18 years for her "brutal and merciless" murder.

On the fourth day of his visit to Nepal, Prince Harry has taken part in a Hindu festival and visited a school which suffered earthquake damage.

Former prime minister Tony Blair says extremism can be countered, but moderate voices need to be much stronger.

The Conservatives put forward plans to change the structure of local party associations and the way election candidates are chosen.

New BBC drama throws light on living with autism

The historical drama, based on the Hilary Mantel novel, has been nominated in six categories in the awards which honour TV's behind-the-scenes talent.

The UK's inflation rate, as measured by the Consumer Prices Index, remained at 0.3% in February.

Sexting among young people is "skyrocketing" but the government is "refusing to protect the smartphone generation", says Labour.

The Duchess of Cambridge reveals she made the Queen home-made chutney for Christmas when she first joined the Royals for the festive period.

A man who rescued a baby whose family drowned in County Donegal says he was seconds from saving another child.

Indian Wells tournament chief Raymond Moore resigns after his controversial comments about women's tennis.

With 23,000 panels covering an area the size of eight football pitches, Europe's biggest floating solar farm has begun generating power for the very first time.

Prince Harry is crowned honorary head of a village in Nepal, during a visit to a remote part of the country where he spent the night with a Gurkha family.