Новости за 21.04.2016

Champions Chelsea maintain their 100% start to the WSL 1 season with a 2-0 win at fellow FA Cup finalists Arsenal.

British and French military have taken part in a major military exercise in Wales

Claims that leaving the European Union could save Britain £350m a week are "potentially misleading", the UK Statistics Authority has said.

A jealous lover is jailed for 19 years for stabbing to death his former girlfriend and her 86-year-old fiance at a care home in Ilford, north-east London.

Peter Bone and Tom Pursglove - founders of Grassroots Out - come under fire for paying themselves to run the not-for-profit anti-EU campaign.

The UK government warns LGBT travellers to be careful in the US due to laws affecting LGBT people in North Carolina and Mississippi.

More than 5,000 people were conned into sending planned payments to fraudsters' bank accounts last year.

Is Sheffield the world's real ale capital?

A mother admits killing her two young daughters but denies murdering them.

The UK is to take in up to 3,000 more refugees, the majority of them vulnerable children, from the war-torn Syria region by 2020.

Two men have been found guilty at the Old Bailey of conspiring to import and sell automatic weapons, following what is believed to be the largest such seizure ever made on the UK mainland.

The government says it is willing to take a 25% stake in any rescue of Tata Steel's UK arm as part of a financial package worth hundreds of millions of pounds.

Two men are convicted at the Old Bailey of smuggling assault rifles and sub-machine guns after what has been called the "biggest seizure of weapons on the UK mainland".

A decision over an injunction taken out by a celebrity to keep an extra-marital relationship out of the media will be announced at a later date, the Supreme Court says.

Sarah Campbell reports on what makes Windsor Castle such a special place for the Queen

Thousands of people lined the streets as the Queen left Windsor Castle to meet them with the Duke of Edinburgh.

The UK has vowed to push for UN recognition of atrocities committed by so-called Islamic State as acts of genocide after a vote by MPs.

A robber who made a balaclava out of trousers is jailed for 13 years after police found the one-legged pair at his home.

David Cameron and Jeremy Corbyn lead tributes to the Queen in the House of Commons as MPs marked her 90th birthday.

How trauma shaped the writings of Cervantes

Bankers' drafts worth £30m are found in what is believed to be the biggest ever money seizure made by UK police.

John Whittingdale tells MPs press freedom is vital - despite his belief being "tested to the utmost" following reports about his private life.

The number of sexual offences recorded by police in England and Wales has risen to more than 100,000 in a year for the first time, official data shows.

A man who stalked singer Lily Allen for seven years "needs help, not jail", according to his family.

The parallel lives of two women celebrating their 90th birthday