Новости за 05.03.2017

More than 20 firefighters have been tackling a large blaze at a scrapyard in Glasgow.

The motorway was shut near East Midlands Airport due to a Jet2 suspected malfunction, it is reported.

14-year-old Logan is helping monitor his city's air - and the results may change your habits.

Police launch an inquiry after a car veers on to the wrong side of the road and hits horses.

The Radio 4 host says sex-change surgery and make-up are not enough to 'lay claim to womanhood'.

MP who quit Labour frontbench over Brexit says he is annoyed at speculation about his ambitions.

Survivors of the Zeebrugge ferry disaster 30 years ago gather in Belgium.

The mother and her child were forced into a car in the middle of the day then driven off.

Michael Watson tells Crimewatch he hung on "for dear life" as he was dragged along a road.

Emeli Sande, Melanie C and Annie Lennox lead a sing-along on London's Southbank.

A 30-stone pig that made the news when it broke free to roam the streets escapes again.

During a concert in Brisbane, Australia, the singer confirms she has married Simon Konecki.

DUP leader Arlene Foster has the "full support" of her party, ex-DUP minister Simon Hamilton says.

Britain's Laura Muir was initially prevented from celebrating her 1500m gold by a 'spoilsport' official at the European Indoor Athletics Championships.

Comedian Jimmy Carr tells Desert Island Discs how he dealt with the 2012 furore over his taxes.

UKIP's leader urges his party to "stick together" after rows between key figures.

Whale watchers have been out in force to catch a glimpse in a Devon bay.

The US company is expected to announce a deal with the owners of Peugeot and Citroen on Monday.

The BBC's Andrew Marr asks Paul Nuttall about reports he has not always been honest.

D-Day veteran George Batts shares his feelings about the new memorial to be unveiled in 2019.

Bank fines of £20m will help pay for a memorial to those who died in the Normandy campaign.

The watchdog says it assessing the data protection risks arising from the use of data analytics.

MPs say EU citizens who contribute to the UK economy should not live 'under a cloud of uncertainty'.

The government says its technical training reforms are the most ambitious since A-levels came in.

Comedian Jimmy Carr tells Desert Island Discs his career "will disappear at some point".