Новости за 21.04.2017

The victim was kicked repeatedly and gave birth prematurely.

Volunteers work to save the 20-foot mammal found stranded on a beach in Fife.

Cyber attacks on universities and gaming websites, including Minecraft, cost them millions, a court hears.

A teenager on work experience came with a way for surgeons to see who has previously had surgery.

BBC News set out to find out.

The Electoral Commission is examining "potential offences" in referendum donations declared by Leave.EU.

Since then, failures to monitor foetal heart rates have contributed to the deaths of five babies.

The government has sold most of its 43.4% stake in the bailed-out Lloyds Banking Group.

Chief of UK's biggest trade union has seen off challenge from "anti-Corbyn candidate", sources say.

The monarch is marking the milestone with family, while royal guns are fired in her honour.

Arthur Collins is still being urged to hand himself in, as it emerges a second person has been partially blinded.

The PM ends speculation over foreign aid budgets but declines to guarantee spending on state pensions.

Two customers found metal in green beans bought at supermarkets in Manchester and Glasgow.

Footage that recalls a forgotten portrait of sacrifice

In a video released by The Sun, Adam Johnson was filmed apparently talking to other inmates.

Prince William, Prince Harry and the Duchess of Cambridge spoke frankly about Diana's death.

After Andrew Lowden's blog was shared widely, he launched #testicletuesday to raise awareness.

Guidelines on dress codes will be introduced instead of the law being changed, says the government.

Irish Guards mark the Queen's 91st birthday with rendition of Happy Birthday To You.

Sales were down 1.4% in the first quarter of 2017, their biggest decline since early 2010.

A new bike sharing scheme has been launched in Cambridge by Chinese company Ofo.

The curse of Tutankhamun enthralled the world – and inspired many storytellers

Two people are arrested after a car crashes at speed into parked vehicles in a street in Cleethorpes.

A man who lost his wallet 14 years ago discovers it led to an annual drinking contest in his honour.

Police say Andrew Evans robbed his victims before driving them home and kissing one of them on her hand.