Новости за 13.04.2016

A Parkrun event which became the focus of an international outcry after a council voted to charge organisers to stage it has been cancelled.

More than 30,000 people have signed a petition against council plans to charge for a Parkrun event in Bristol.

The humble penny just became considerably more valuable

David Cameron has rejected claims that the compulsory academy plans for England will mean the removal of parent governors.

A primary school pupil from Dublin who wrote to the Queen requesting that she give Northern Ireland to the Republic of Ireland receives a reply from Buckingham Palace

A petition opposing the government's £9m leaflet campaign to promote EU membership will be debated by MPs on 9 May.

Our critic’s surprising verdict

Vote Leave and Britain Stronger in Europe are chosen as official campaigns for June's EU referendum.

A British university teacher who had been missing has been killed in China, police in Hong Kong say.

Tyson Fury says he is suffering more "racial abuse" since he became heavyweight champion of the world.

Novak Djokovic is knocked out of the Monte Carlo Masters by world number 55 Jiri Vesely of the Czech Republic.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge feed orphaned baby rhinos and elephants at a wildlife park in India, as they reveal why they left their children at home.

Crowd control measures, including an entry fee and new wardens, are introduced to protect a popular bluebell wood from damage.

A teenager accused of two murders tells police he was hunting a third victim when he was caught, a court has heard.

The government's pledge to resettle 20,000 Syrian refugees in the UK by 2020 will cost more than half a billion pounds, it is revealed.

Former stray cat Palmerston, named after the former prime minister Lord Palmerston, begins work at the Foreign Office as its chief mouse catcher.

The 2016 Proms line-up includes music by David Bowie, a Strictly Come Dancing theme night and a concert in a car park.

Ahmadis are increasingly worried that they may be attacked by other more extreme Muslims, as Athar Ahmad reports.

The Panama Papers tax revelations dominate Prime Minister's Questions, with David Cameron defending the action taken from opposition attacks.

Prisoners at a women's jail were given tents and sleeping bags on their release because they had nowhere to live, inspectors find.

More than 20,000 people sign a petition against council plans to charge for a Parkrun event in Bristol.

A 49-year-old man is to stand trial for allegedly strangling and dismembering Met police officer Gordon Semple.

Italian Luca Paolini is banned for 18 months after "non-intentional" positive test for cocaine at the 2015 Tour de France.

Christine Hamilton accuses UKIP Wales' leader of acting like a "third-rate general" after he said he would "probably not" have chosen her husband as an election candidate.

A high tech sonar sweep of Loch Ness locates a Nessie-shaped Sherlock Holmes film prop almost 50 years after it sank.