Новости за 23.03.2017

Contractors repainted the "SL" after they laid down cabling and resurfaced part of the road.

People living in and visiting London share the same optimistic message in the aftermath of the attack.

Tony Davis was the first person to reach PC Keith Palmer, who lost his life in the London attack.

David Lord lost control of his Audi after confusing the accelerator pedal with the brake.

Police find no human remains in the search of a canal for a schoolgirl who disappeared 60 years ago.

Two five-year-old girls were accidentally locked in at an after-school club, a mother claims.

The frames that fell on Amanda Telfer were left unrestrained against a wall in Mayfair.

Geological surveys have found the ground beneath the Pinner Wood School is unstable.

How artists in Asia are reclaiming the past

Travis Frain suffered fractures to his hand and leg when he was hit by a car on Westminster Bridge.

A pilot is jailed after admitting he boarded a flight while more than double the drink-fly alcohol limit.

They're noisy, crowded – and perfect for ‘audible osmosis’

The Archbishop of Westminster tells the BBC that the Westminster attack could never be justified.

Former US president Bill Clinton and DUP leader Arlene Foster are among those at the funeral of former deputy first minister Martin McGuinness.

Police investigating reports that two boys were left with significant burn injuries after a white powder thrown at them say no crime was committed.

A trailer for the Love Actually sequel, with Keira Knightley and Andrew Lincoln holding flash cards, debuts.

A 69-year-old Aberdeen child rapist whose abuse of young girls was described as "wicked" is jailed for 15 years.

There has been praise for the bravery of the emergency services and the public in the wake of the attack.

The judge criticised police for treating Michael Lane's victim Shana Grice as the "wrongdoer".

Conservative MP James Cleverly, who knew PC Keith Palmer, pays an emotional tribute in the Commons.

The retired teacher has been accused of attacking three girls, one of whom was in care at the time.

Sales rose more than expected last month, but the underlying trend suggests fuel costs are starting to bite.

A woman describes the "scary" moment police raided a Birmingham flat in an operation linked to the London attack.

Brendan Cox, the widower of murdered MP Jo Cox, called for togetherness after the Westminster attack.

Aerial images show path of Westminster attack