Новости за 13.03.2018

Telford MP Lucy Allan says victims of sex abuse in the town are often written off as troublemakers.

The Treasury is seeking views on the future of copper coins and the £50 note.

The dead man is believed to be a Russian businessman, but police say there is no evidence of a link to Salisbury.

Police return to Westminster for the second day in a row to investigate "suspicious items of mail".

Police say the driver was reported to court for having the fake licence and no insurance.

Google's anti-terrorism chief blames human error for failing to block National Action propaganda.

Account hijacks have left a lot of players with charges for items they did not buy, suggest reports.

The RAC apologises and says a "series of errors" led to the "unacceptable" waiting time.

Two of the women, who were raped by John Worboys, begin their High Court bid to stop him being freed.

Police return to Westminster for the second day in a row to investigate "suspicious items of mail".

Craig Keogh, 27, is accused of murdering Jane Hings at her home in a Leicestershire village.

University staff have entered their fourth week of strikes over changes to pensions. But why is there a dispute over the size of the pension pot?

The man accused of the attack says the idea of being chased by police was 'very attractive'.

Philip Hammond is expected to say the economy is in better shape but resists calls to end austerity.

Two of the women, who were raped by John Worboys, begin their High Court bid to stop him being freed.

Police return to Westminster for the second day in a row to investigate "suspicious items of mail".

The presenter raised £500,000 with a Sport Relief cycling challenge inspired by her late partner.

"Holly" was a victim of child exploitation in Telford from the age of 14.

Sadiq Khan reads out personal racist abuse and death threats he has received online.

TV star Noel Edmonds says he tried to take his own life after being the victim of fraud.

Demand for the new millennial railcard crashes the website on the first day of nationwide sales.

The cards often have cats on the front and have become increasingly sexually explicit.

Sadiq Khan speaks out about his personal experience of hate speech at a technology conference.

Theresa May gives Russia a deadline for explaining the use of a Russian-made nerve agent in the poisoning of Sergei Skripal.

A judge rules the marriage which took place at Northampton Islamic Centre was not valid.