Новости за 02.04.2024

There's also text commentary and in-play clips from the title tussle at Solitude and Linfield's trip to take on Carrick Rangers.

Anya Eames has raised £1,500 in her mission to open a 'vital' space in Frampton on Severn.

Watch the best of Devin Booker's 52 points as the Phoenix Suns beat the New Orleans Pelicans 124-111 to boost their chances of qualifying for the NBA play-offs.

India's ruling party has accused the opposition of "callously" giving away rights to Katchatheevu in 1974.

A selection of striking images from around the world, taken over the past seven days.

World Central Kitchen says it's pausing operations after seven workers were killed.

Richard Burrows was held at Heathrow Airport after returning to the UK from Thailand, police say.

The artwork, which has been added to a flooring firm's building, took more than 55 hours to create.

Police say a shooting north of Helsinki has injured three minors and a suspect has been arrested.

Elsi had most of her non-cancerous tumour removed, but doctors cannot remove it all.

Phil Goodlad, Ryan McGowan and Joelle Murray discuss all the big Scottish football news.

Celtic are reportedly monitoring Krasnodar midfielder Eduard Spertsyan as a report suggesting Rangers' Ianis Hagi is signing for Galatasaray is shot down.

A change made in April 1974 provoked an identity crisis in the North West that is still debated now.

The football club is investigating allegations that a Hungerford Town player was racially abused by a "section" of home crowd.

Karina, who went public with their relationship five weeks ago, was accused of "betrayal" by some fans.

Martlesham Animal Centre appeals for adopters after a large number of ferrets are placed in its care.

The sequence of Viking combs discovered in digs is "unmatched" in the UK, say archaeologists.

New Manchester City Netflix documentary series Together: Treble Winners brings out a lighter side of the team.

BBC Sport's F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions before this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix.

World Central Kitchen says their aid vehicle was hit in the attack, as the IDF says it will conduct a "thorough review".

A review of the papers as JK Rowling challenges hate crime law and a football fan is burned by a pyrotechnic.

Legend has it that "bottle kicking" has been taking place for the past 2,000 years.

UEA graduate Max Levene broke his neck playing rugby at 17, but has ambitions to climb the mountain.

Irrum Jetha, 43, says a new centre in Leeds would save her from the 360-mile trip to Hertfordshire.

The mythical character "showcased" Sharon Taff's personality and sense of humour, her daughter says.