Новости за 21.03.2017

The system is aiming to reduce hospital bed blocking with real time bookings of care home beds.

A couple are getting hitched after a proposal was displayed on information screens at Glasgow Central Station.

A mother who has two children with Down's syndrome says she wants the world to know she's proud of them.

Drivers are facing snowy conditions on the roads in some parts of Scotland, with Met Office weather warnings in place.

More than 9,000 children under four needed to go to hospital last year to have baby teeth removed.

Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness, Northern Ireland's former deputy first minister, has died aged 66.

A letter to the BBC's director general says the broadcaster "unfairly represents" Leave voters.

FBI investigates links between the Trump campaign and Russia, and a date is set for triggering Article 50.

Files show funds originally intended for concentration camp survivors given to families of dead PoWs.

When police mistyped an IP address, Nigel was wrongly arrested on suspicion of being a paedophile.

Abuse victims in Rotherham are still receiving counselling, while their families are also now getting support.

Images from This Fan Girl website which documents female football fans.

A man is accused of the murder of a boy and attempted murder of a girl, both aged one, in north London.

Online risks, responsibilities and acceptable digital behaviour "should be mandatory in all schools".

An MPs' committee finds more children are ending up in care as councils struggle to intervene earlier.

A Scottish couple made an unusual bit of British military history when the wife handed over command of an Army unit to her husband.

MSPs to start a two-day debate on whether to seek permission for a second independence referendum.

Michelin-starred chef Josh Eggleton recreates a chicken curry from a recipe written in 1793.

The technology behemoth Google may be in the spotlight with concerns over adverts ending up on extremist websites, but the wider UK advertising industry itself is facing numerous other challenges.

Researchers are to try to establish whether the Native American planted a mulberry tree in Norfolk.

The union dismisses claims it is involved in a left-wing takeover plot of Labour as 'ridiculous'.

Business jargon is putting off young applicants- Radio 4's PM tries to decipher some of it.

Former Bank of England governor suggests in BBC interview that fears around currency are unfounded.

The freight train partially derailed between Castle Cary and Westbury, leaving the line blocked.