Новости за 10.03.2017

Judge Lindsey Kushner used her final case to urge women to protect themselves from predatory men.

The drug addict killed an aspiring child actor and his aunt as he drove a stolen car at high speed.

Abuse victim Michael Kelsick, who died before the end of the trial, made British courtroom history.

The singer says the Official Chart needs to change as his music conquers the top twenty.

Kate Middleton's right-hand woman is stepping down in the summer.

The real-life seven sisters were pictured by a London commuter who said it was a "strange but amusing moment".

Food blogger Jack Monroe wins £24,000 damages in a libel action against columnist Katie Hopkins.

Kenneth Hugill had been "petrified" he was going to die but said had not intended to hurt anyone.

Bank makes an additional provision for PPI after the regulator extends a final deadline for claims.

Police said the boy denied knowledge of driving the car but forgot his books were in the boot.

A pilot is jailed for 10 months for attempting to board a flight from Scotland to America while drunk.

Barbara Buttrick started boxing in the late 1940s and went on to win a world title.

Mars says additional tariffs and problems with supply chains could see costs passed on to consumers.

Four days were lost to sickness on average last year - with illness more likely in the public sector.

A toddler found with electrical wiring from a teddy bear wrapped around her neck sparks a warning about some toys bought online.

After images emerge of the Holi, Kelly Grovier explores the beauty of colour

Justine Greening's grammar school plans meet with an angry response from head teachers.

Was David Cameron caught on camera criticising his successor's Budget?

The Stormont election has shown Irish unity is achievable, says Sinn Féin president.

The bricks came down during last month's Storm Doris.

The 23-year-old victim was attacked with a glass at the Kentish Drovers pub in Peckham.

A Bedfordshire chalk quarry has more than 40 burnt-out cars dumped in it.

Three firefighters also suffer minor injuries in the Hull fire and explosion, Humberside Police say

Rivals welcome telecoms giant's decision to make the broadband network operator a separate entity.

Labour say the government has made a "partial U-turn" over plans to raise National Insurance.