Апрель
2016

Новости за 21.04.2016

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Arsenal Ladies 0-2 Chelsea Ladies

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

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Ex-lover jailed for care home stabbings

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.

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Anger at MPs' anti-EU campaign payments

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

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UK warns gay travellers about US laws

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

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VIDEO: Two men guilty of gun smuggling

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.

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UK ready to take stake in Tata Steel

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.

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Two men guilty over UK gun smuggling

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".

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Celebrity injunction decision delayed

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.

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£30m 'biggest ever' seizure made

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

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Whittingdale 'tested' by press reports

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

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Recorded sex crimes pass 100,000 a year

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.