Новости за 27.03.2017

Owen Lambert, photographed with a head wound after the London attack, tells the BBC what happened to him.

One of Tesco's biggest investors calls for the supermarket to pull its takeover of the food wholesaler.

Alex Salmond, Keir Starmer and Suzanne Evans are also among the panel for the special live edition.

The barriers are being placed outside the royal residence after the Westminster attack.

Former head of the Foreign Office says post-Brexit arrangements will take longer than two years to negotiate.

Janet Ajao says she has "shed many tears" since her son's attack in Westminster killed four victims.

After the London attack, questions arise over who is responsible when extremist views appear online.

The Foundations' lead singer, who has died aged 76, is remembered as a "pioneer of soul music" in Britain.

A judge says no evidence warrants detaining the pregnant woman and frees her after five weeks in custody.

Children at a Port Talbot nursery were force-fed and picked up by their wrists before being dropped to the floor, jurors hear.

Why the British elite fell in love with adventurers, outlaws and rebels

Khalid Masood killed three people and injured 50 as he drove across Westminster Bridge.

A woman who sleepwalked to a supermarket in just her nightdress looking for a watermelon thinks her subconscious "got hungry".

The Brighton viewing tower has been plagued with problems since it opened last August.

TV watchdog Ofcom is considering whether to launch an investigation into the fundraising show.

Experts say a millipede found at an old Welsh mine - dubbed the "Maerdy Monster" - is a new species.

Violet Youens, 4, died after being struck by a car on the pavement while out with her grandmother.

An oil exploration firm makes what it is describing as the "largest undeveloped discovery" in UK waters.

Family of US tourist killed on Westminster Bridge say he spent his life "focusing on the positive".

The UK's new 12-sided £1 coins will be rolled out on Tuesday - but are we ready?

An American radio host and conspiracy theorist, Alex Jones, was slammed by British tweeters after saying the Queen was being forced to convert to Islam.

Denise Campbell Brown married her husband in September last year. On honeymoon she discovered she had fibroids, a condition that affects around one in three women.

Murdered Sandie Bowen's decomposed body was found tied to a sink in a reservoir, an inquest hears.

A Manchester band is using an algorithm for their new music video, so that you never see the same thing twice.

Final-year medical students at Glasgow University will have to resit an exam after evidence of "collusion" was uncovered.