Новости за 19.03.2017

Man arrested on suspicion of murder of one-year-old boy at flat in Finsbury Park, north London, police say.

The 43-year-old collapsed during the weekly Forest Rec Park Run in Forest Recreation Ground.

A gay clergyman accuses the Anglican Church in Wales of homophobia after he was rejected for a job as a bishop.

Two pedestrians are being treated for life-threatening injuries, with three others and a driver also hurt.

Four volunteers who monitor care and decency standards in jail have been pushed, punched and spat at.

Thomas Gainsborough's The Morning Walk suffered two scratches with a sharp object, the gallery says.

A cross-party campaign threatens to derail Theresa May's plans to expand English grammar schools.

Women should be told sex of their baby as it is their body, their foetus, says leading obstetrician.

The ex-prime minister says Labour should hold ministers to account over Brexit trade deal claims.

Kat Parker, from Plymouth, said the damage to her hair from the cancer treatment left her feeling "unfeminine".

Actress Thandie Newton says she "can't work" in the UK due to the lack of diversity in British TV.

The Met says the exercise was not in response to any specific threat to the river or the capital.

Andy Green tells BBC Radio 5 live his giant goldfish, "Rocky", is "not just fat" but the largest in the UK.

Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson says the SNP'S referendum call does not reflect the will of the Scottish people.

Police say the three were arrested on suspicion of child abduction in Birmingham.

"Cool, classy and supremely creative" Bristol comes top in the Sunday Times guide.

The jet of water smashed windows and damaged cars in Derby.

Henry Littler started the scrapbook in the 1930s and collected cuttings throughout his career.

Two women, one with a suspected broken leg, are rescued from Divis Mountain in Belfast after sending a Facebook message to request help.

Off the streets and into a bus... charity worker and ex-homeless man join forces on Isle of Wight.

A one-year-old girl also found at the flat in London is critically ill after the "incident".

Alleged rape victims will not have to sit in the same court as the accused under planned changes.

Rape law changes, abortion controversy and pictures of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge fill the front pages.

A committee will meet to look at the rules this week after George Osborne's newspaper appointment.

The Lib Dem leader will tell his party Theresa May is part of a "new world order" of nationalism.