Новости за 01.04.2017

As yellow car drivers rally for a victim of vandalism, owners say there's a sense of community in unusual cars.

The musician arranged the concert in memory of his son's friends who died on Ben Nevis.

The 17-year-old is in a "serious but stable condition" after the assault at a bus stop.

Thai police tell the BBC the 21-year-old man was found lying next to train track and was taken to hospital.

Liverpool boost their prospects of a top-four place by beating Everton, whose hopes of a Champions League qualification spot are severely damaged.

Twelve people were arrested in connection with the attack in Westminster.

They were arrested as part of a major sexual exploitation investigation in Oxford.

Convoy in an act of solidarity with owner of Vauxhall Corsa criticised for "ruining" tourist photos.

A farmer from Scotland has opened England's first dedicated Curling rink in Kent, hoping to find the talent of the future.

The tiny pad, featuring "scientific scholarly notes", is to feature on the Antiques Roadshow

The 17th Century notebook is described as "extraordinary" by manuscripts specialist Matthew Haley.

The UK's largest specialist flower market is moving for the third time in its 347-year history.

Convoy in an act of solidarity with owner of Vauxhall Corsa criticised for "ruining" tourist photos.

Aaron Barley is accused of killing Tracey and Pierce Wilkinson and attempting to kill Peter Wilkinson.

A wildlife charity fears the bird may be dead, but estate workers think they have seen it alive.

Shops offer lower lighting, no music and sensory rooms as part of World Autism Awareness Week event.

John McAreavey, whose wife Michaela was murdered on honeymoon in Mauritius six years ago, has returned to the island.

It is even harder to decipher the fake news from the facts on April Fool's Day.

Gibraltar says it is "unacceptable" that EU wants Brexit decisions about it to be run past Spain.

Five members of the same family killed when private aircraft came down in Snowdonia.

The new allowance will also replace existing payments of up to £4,000, the BBC learns.

Alternative remedies you probably didn't know you could get from the NHS.

Alexander 'Greek' Thomson did more to transform Glasgow during the Victorian age than anyone else.

Quiet roads, low crime rates and a relatively high number of pubs helped the islands lead the rankings.

Anyone who buys e-cigarettes for underage youngsters will be breaking the law.