Новости за 28.03.2016

UK union leaders have held talks in India ahead of a Tata Steel board meeting that could decide the fate of thousands of workers.

The parents of Summer Grant, seven, who died when the bouncy castle she was playing on blew away have been paying tribute to her.

Two police constables found themselves helping deliver a baby boy after they were flagged down by a van driver in London.

The NUT claims that more than half of teachers are considering leaving the profession in the next two years, as Robert Piggot reports

Hull FC end Warrington's unbeaten start to the 2016 season with victory over the Super League leaders at the KC Stadium.

Striker Daniel Sturridge will make his first England start in 18 months against the Netherlands, says boss Roy Hodgson.

Searches are under way for a man whose kayak overturned on the flooded River Wey at Guildford and was seen in difficulty.

A British woman rescued from the Atlantic off the island of Madeira on Sunday is in a stable condition, the hospital where she was taken says.

This is how to take a sabbatical without ruining your career

An RAF fighter pilot left "little margin for error" in a near-miss with a landing microlight, a report says.

A teachers' union says tackling staff shortages should be the priority rather than "politically motivated" projects such as academies.

The centenary of the Easter Rising, the rebellion that began on Easter Monday 1916, is marked in Irish towns and cities with synchronised wreath-laying events.

People in Middlesbrough are warned not to go to A&E after eating "one too many" Easter eggs.

The mother of a young girl who died after a bouncy castle she was playing on was blown away pays tribute to her "bright and beautiful" daughter.

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A man dies when the car he was in plunges off a motorway and into the River Don in South Yorkshire.

Wind gusts of up to 105 mph (170 kph) from Storm Katie have caused Gatwick-bound flights to be diverted, and damage across London.

A jar of marmalade raises hundreds of pounds at auction to help those affected by flooding in Cumbria.

Meet the "pyjama fairies" - volunteers who work at a charity which makes colourful gowns to brighten up hospital stays for children.

Donations to an online fundraising page set up to support the family of a shopkeeper who died after an attack outside his shop have passed £55,000.

A cat with life-threatening breathing difficulties is saved by vets in what has been described as an "innovative" operation.

With just 10 days left for dog owners in England and Scotland to get their pets microchipped, the BBC finds out why microchipping pets is so important.

Almost 3,000 "jobs-for-life" were lost in Redcar six months ago, when the closure of the SSI steelworks was announced. Fiona Trott investigates how the area is coping.

Contracts worth £372m to help with the training of Typhoon and Tornado jet pilots will secure 470 jobs at RAF Valley on Anglesey.

How Easter Rising stopped the weather