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The notorious boys' home in east Belfast has been described as a "stain on the community".

The supermarket's advert had been criticised by skin cancer patients who said it glorified sun tans.

The SNP leader says she will use the next general election as an attempt to show a majority support for independence.

The number out of work through ill health has been rising sharply - and no-one is really sure why.

The landmark that dominated the Teesside skyline since the 1970s is brought down in an explosion.

Four members of the press were arrested while reporting on Just Stop Oil protests on the M25.

He welcomed South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and hailed ties between the countries.

Matthew Day, 33, died of his injuries after a road crash in Southery, Norfolk, on 26 August.

A rail union leader says the "government does not want" a settlement to the industrial action affecting train services.

An official survey of students in England also finds many think the cost of living will harm their grades.

The Supreme Court rules that an independence referendum cannot be held without UK government's consent.

An exclusion zone was established at the Redcar site and two air horns sounded ahead of the blast.

An MP made the comments at Westminster but contractor says hotels are of appropriate standards.

Several insiders tell BBC Two's Newsnight inexperienced and low-paid staff are handling applications.

Employees are outraged by the DVLA's "reckless" approach with the building not safe, a union claims.

The sudden announcement was made just before N-Dubz were due to take to the stage on Tuesday.

The England star tells Finlay he did a "little celebration just for you" after his World Cup goal.

As a legacy bill is debated, Mary Kiely speaks publicly about her brother's shooting for the first time.

Some Welsh police forces are changing the way they address stalking as reports triple.

A mother says it is the greatest feeling in the world that her son has reached his first birthday.