Новости за 22.04.2017

Organisers say the growth of fake news makes it crucial to highlight science's "vital role".

Three people are injured as bleach is thrown from a passing car in Manchester.

The five women say they were kicked, punched and stamped on by a group of men.

Government figures show it is young people dominating registrations ahead of the election on 8 June.

Michelle Thomson and Natalie McGarry have been sitting as independents amid ongoing police investigations.

Labour says it would introduce legislation to tackle the "public health emergency" if in power.

Actress Vicky McClure says she was "mortified" at being told to get off a tram named in her honour.

Reported crimes have risen by a third, but many victims may be staying silent, police warn.

Donna Willis was serving a five-year jail sentence for grievous bodily harm when she fled.

The former Conservative Party chairman is standing down as an MP after 25 years.

Auctioneers hope the coat, worn on the night the Titanic sank, might fetch as much as £80,000.

Hedgehogs, nursed back to health in an animal sanctuary, are released in the village of Burton Fleming, East Yorkshire.

An elderly driver died during an argument about a minor collision.

A teenager is in police custody after the boy collapsed and died.

News of a snap poll means many late nights and cancelled weekends for some over the coming weeks.

Tunnels at a former top secret World War Two chemical weapons site in Flintshire are being formally opened to the public on Saturday.

One FGM survivor explains her struggle to protect her daughters from the practice.

An average of two cases of female genital mutilation a week were found by maternity staff last year.

Party sources say Philip Hammond was not hinting at rises when he spoke of tax "flexibility".

Leigh Timmis left Derby in 2010 to cycle round the world. He returns today, several years late.

Friday was the first day coal wasn't used to generate electricity since the Industrial Revolution, says the National Grid.

Dozens of musicians are expected to take part in the outdoor rendition of Gerry Rafferty's Baker Street.

The SNP and Labour will both have meetings of their executives to decide selection procedures for June's election.

New Beacon Books is Britain's oldest black bookshop.

Photographing your baby smashing a cake is increasingly popular - but should it cost £800?