Новости за 21.04.2016

MPs, councillors and civil servants suspected of corruption are to be targeted as part of anti-money laundering measures proposed by Home Secretary Theresa May.

The love letters that reveal the brutal reality of World War One

The government faces claims it has only met the 2% Nato target on defence spending by including items such as intelligence gathering and war pensions.

A major five-year investment in general practice in England is announced, with NHS bosses promising to "pull out all the stops" to help GP surgeries "get back on their feet".

A photograph of the Queen with her five great-grandchildren and two youngest grandchildren is released to mark her 90th birthday, as celebrations get under way.

Literary giants Cervantes and Shakespeare died one day apart, 400 years ago, so why does the English playwright's quartercentenary overshadow the Spanish author's?

More than £126 million was lost in the UK last year to a type of fraud where people are conned into making expected payments to a different bank account

Nearly 70,000 examples of online content showing child sex abuse have been removed from the internet in the past year, the UK charity leading the efforts to combat the abuse says.

The Queen is celebrating her 90th birthday. The BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme looks back at key moments in her reign.

The Welsh Government is prepared to take an equity stake in Tata Steel's UK operation to save the firm's Port Talbot plant if it is "affordable", Carwyn Jones tells a live TV debate.

A Sats spelling test due to be taken by half a million seven-year-olds in England in two weeks' time was accidentally published as a sample test months ago, it has emerged.

Thursday's headlines are dominated by the Queen's birthday and the death of comedian Victoria Wood.

The president of the Ford Motor Company, Mark Fields, is the latest business leader to express a view on Britain's future in the European Union, in addition to a group of former US treasury secretaries.