Новости за 29.03.2017

A rejection of marriage from the ex-US president's widow is part of a lot sold at auction in London.

The Imam of a London mosque describes why he joined a vigil on Westminster Bridge.

Schoolchildren carrying yellow roses led tributes to victim of the Westminster attack.

Zsolt Suhaj broke into women's homes - in one case raping a 66-year-old - in a bid to assault them.

"London will never be divided" says one imam, as thousands remember the victims of the attack.

Lisa Passey's son was found motionless in a bath after she had been "socialising", court told.

A judge tells the Mail Online columnist the grounds of her appeal has no "real prospect of success".

Carl Gregory was killed during a confrontation in a shopping centre car park in Broadstairs, Kent.

The bill would make lying or hiding the truth at inquests punishable by a prison term.

Formal proceedings to divorce the UK from the EU have begun.

Developer quizzed by UK police after fighting against so-called Islamic State alongside Kurds.

Police officers have led a tribute to the victims of the Westminister attack.

Some lucky John Legend fans in London were treated to an impromptu piano rendition in St Pancras station this morning.

Theresa May says there's "no turning back" after formally triggering the process of leaving the EU.

The tribute was paid as a new Remembrance Centre was officially opened.

The unassuming location best represents an 'average English existence', according to statisticians.

The Staffordshire bull terrier owner died of hypovolemic shock and damage to his airway.

Anna has used 50 eggs, four-and-a-half kilos of sugar and over two-and-a-half kilos of chocolate.

EU regulators block London Stock Exchange's £21bn merger with German stock exchange Deutsche Boerse.

The new Queensferry Crossing will not open until between mid-July and the end of August, officials confirm.

First minister claims Theresa May still cannot answer basic questions on what Brexit will actually mean.

The airline is fined £70,000 after sending more than 3.3 million marketing emails to people who did not want to receive them.

There were riots across England after Mark Duggan was shot dead by police in London in 2011.

A report into an outbreak of E. coli O157 in which a three-year-old child died has concluded Dunsyre Blue cheese was the source.

The Lost City of Z is a stunning film about real-life explorers who vanished