Новости за 21.03.2017

Nicola Sturgeon insists Scotland's future should be decided by its people rather than being "imposed upon us".

Laptops and tablets will not be allowed on some inbound routes from the Middle East and North Africa.

The body of IRA leader turned Sinn Féin politician is carried home after his death at the age of 66.

Southern, Merseyrail and Arriva Trains North staff will walk out for 24 hours on 8 April.

Daniel Sandford considers the reason for the UK and US banning most devices from certain flights.

Kevin French poses as a nude life model to explain more about his disability.

Students born at the time of the Good Friday Agreement give their views on Northern Ireland's former deputy first minister Martin McGuinness, who has died.

A teenager with Down's syndrome has addressed the United Nations in Geneva asking them "why all this testing?"

The siblings were found with rucksacks containing the ashes of their dead parents on New Year's Day.

A student has been jailed for attacking a man who woke him and mistakenly said their train was approaching its last stop.

The fishing industry played a big role in the EU referendum campaign.

The crime writer died peacefully at his home in Oxford on Tuesday, his publisher says.

Summit of EU member states to discuss Brexit to be held on 29 April, a month after UK triggers Article 50.

The forgotten tribe between millennials and baby boomers

Videos discussing LGBTQ topics have become hidden in YouTube's Restricted Mode and vlogger Connor Franta is "frightened" by the consequences it may have on young people.

A 67-year-old man with terminal motor neurone disease is challenging the law on assisted dying.

CCTV footage is released of the moment a police diver saves a drowning man in the River Trent.

Waitrose loyalty scheme members will have to buy something before they can claim a free coffee.

The move is condemned as "diabolical" by one victim, who says "his brain is still the same".

Rising fuel and food prices help to push the inflation rate to the highest since September 2013.

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

The first thing Jim Blockley asked was "what was the score" after collapsing during Leicester's Champions League match against Sevilla.

Disabled teenager Lewis Hine re-lives the moment Sir Elton John phoned him.

A "whirl of cream" and a recreation of an IS-destroyed sculpture will stand in Trafalgar Square.

How physical activity can enhance art appreciation