Новости за 07.04.2016

Detectives searching for a serving police officer who has been missing for six days arrest a man on suspicion of murder and are searching a property.

Reigning champion Jordan Spieth is the clear early clubhouse leader at the 2016 Masters on six under par.

Prime Minister David Cameron says he and his wife owned shares in an offshore trust set up by his late father, before selling them for £30,000 in 2010.

The government abandons plans to repeal animal welfare codes by handing responsibility for standards to the livestock industry.

Two teenage girls aged 15 have been given life sentences for the murder of Angela Wrightson who was tortured and battered in her Hartlepool home.

David Cameron has said he and his wife used to own shares in an offshore investment fund that were worth more than £30,000 - but sold them in 2010.

Tests for reception pupils in England are not reliable enough to be used to measure progress this year, says Department for Education.

The optical illusion that has left some viewers railing

The BBC has been asking shoppers what they think of the idea of being given food labels with exercise advice.

Does it ever make sense to ask for a pay cut?

What your unpaid work at home is worth

A motorist has a parking fine cancelled after filming a warden moving a cone next to his car before issuing the penalty.

This school is building a bespoke electric car for the UK's smallest drivers

Anthony Reuben from the BBC's Reality Check team examines some of the claims made in a government leaflet saying why people should vote to stay in the European Union.

Nigel Farage says UKIP stands for more than just leaving the EU as the party launches its campaign for May's local elections in England.

The head of the Co-operative Group has asked for a 40% cut to his base salary because the job has become easier.

Two 15-year-old girls who battered and tortured a woman to death in her Hartlepool home are given life sentences with 15-year minimum terms.

Will anyone read government's £9m EU brochure?

A £35.1m Lotto jackpot - the biggest prize in the history of the UK game - has been claimed by a single ticket, lottery operator Camelot says.

Music fans reveal their embarrassing memories

A woman with a phobia of snakes discovers a 2ft-long kingsnake curled up in her kitchen cutlery drawer.

All 11 F1 teams tell the sport's bosses they want to revert to the 2015 qualifying format and will vote against other proposals.

David Cameron defends a £9m leaflet campaign promoting EU membership after Leave campaigners accuse him of wasting money on biased propaganda.

A spike in the number of deaths in England and Wales last year was due to an increase in dementia and respiratory diseases such as flu among older people, according to official figures.

The Girlfriend Experience and prostitution