Новости за 17.03.2017

The president says he did not "make an opinion" GCHQ had surveillance on him during the US election.

Kyzer died in 2005 when he was 13-15 months old. His mother hid the fact from her friends, family and the authorities.

The unusual arrival is named after a Tom Hanks film character famous for his love of running.

Shana Grice was penalised for wasting police time before she was murdered, a court hears.

Actress Julie Hesmondhalgh runs a political theatre company as well as starring on stage and screen.

Khalid Mir spat in the face of an air stewardess and head-butted a video screen.

The ex-Chancellor's got a new position, but which other politicians took on unexpected jobs?

A coroner and safety experts have since issued warnings about using electrical appliances in the bathroom.

The Tree of Life director explores the Austin music scene in Song to Song

Striking images from the city’s hidden corners and clubs

Police are treating as a hate crime the defacement of a Belfast memorial to an Irish Zionist who fought in WW1.

The artist gives BBC Culture an exclusive tour of his new work

The former Man Utd and England star was snapped apparently holding a phone while driving on the M60.

Never in bed or in a queue and certainly not in a restaurant - the fog clears on the rules of vaping.

Mountain unicyclist Edd Hawkes says most people associate his sport with "clowns".

Adam Elliot was given a suspended sentence for driving with his head poking out of an open car roof.

Former chancellor faces calls to stand down as MP after being named as editor of London Evening Standard.

A man who had sex with a 12-year-old girl in Edinburgh is given an absolute discharge.

Tennis coach John De'Viana is acquitted of mistreating his daughters who he wanted to become champions.

Theresa May sets out her desire to create a "more united" Britain, in a speech in Cardiff.

Film-maker Richard Curtis has brought the original stars of Love Actually back together in a special sequel for Comic Relief.

Olympic gold medalist Chris Boardman is handing a petition to the government asking ministers to do more to protect cyclists.

Channel 4 and The Guardian also boycott site amid concern about ads appearing next to "extremist" material.

Behind the scenes: insights into scoring a movie

During the video, YouTuber Trikkstar zooms in on desks at reception where staff are seemingly unaware of him.