Новости за 16.03.2017

The royals will meet survivors of terrorist attacks on the two-day trip.

Will Gompertz is given a preview (literally) of the National Maritime Museum's body art exhibition.

A coroner rules nine-year-old could probably have lived if he had not been sent home from hospital.

John Ingram said he underwent the operation after being told he was "on the road to developing breast cancer".

Home Office says the safeguard will apply to visa applications for jobseekers from outside Europe.

Josh Edmondson tells BBC sports editor Dan Roan he broke cycling's rules by secretly injecting himself with a cocktail of vitamins when riding for Team Sky.

One teenager contacted the BBC with a story familiar to millions. Here it is, told a different way.

Prue Leith, Noel Fielding and Sandi Toksvig will join Paul Hollywood when The Great British Bake Off returns.

Emergency services are called to an "industrial incident" in Highgate, north London.

The Duke of Cambridge was criticised after he was seen partying on a ski holiday.

How are local communities helping to prevent suicides?

The grime artist attacks the free music magazine for featuring him in a story about depression.

Fjoralba Shmitz told jurors how she took the infant in her arms and asked the driver to call paramedics.

A limousine that was made for one Donald J Trump goes under the hammer in the UK.

Culture Secretary asks regulators to examine Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox's bid for Sky.

Dawn Butler was asking for British Sign Language to be given legal status.

Theresa May says the focus should be on "working together, not pulling apart" ahead of Brexit.

Theresa May says the focus should be on negotiating the UK's exit from EU, not a Scottish referendum.

Travel trade organisation Abta says a cyber attack on its website may have affected about 43,000 people.

Khabi Abrey was 32 weeks pregnant when she was killed in a fire at a tower block in Essex.

Three judges reject Adam Johnson's appeal and bid to reduce his six year sentence.

Conservatives fined a record amount for breaching expenses rules, the Electoral Commission says.

Doctors in Newcastle are given first UK licence to create babies from two women and one man.

A woman arrested on suspicion of murder is bailed as investigation into death of youngster continues.

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