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The operator of Maple Healthcare in Lisnaskea hands its contract back to the Department of Health.

The UK prime minister has travelled to Ukraine for the first time since taking office.

Do ministers believe pain for people and public services is the price of stability, asks Laura Kuenssberg.

The woman is reported to have fallen into the water at Monymusk during an Amber weather warning on Friday.

Gareth Swarbrick is removed from his post after the death of a two-year-old boy due to flat mould.

Georgia produce the finest day of their history with a shock win over woeful Wales in Cardiff.

She delivered the first Covid vaccination outside clinical trials in December 2020.

Steve Rodhouse has been served with formal notice over the alleged use of inaccurate or dishonest words.

Ben Davies says Wales have ambitions of achieving "something special" in Qatar as they prepare to play their first World Cup game since 1958.

Tears and high emotions greeted Brian Glendinning at Edinburgh Airport after two months in custody.

The government's new 45% windfall tax on electricity generators could see green energy projects scrapped.

The victims, aged 73 and 80, were travelling in the same car when the crash happened in Rutherglen.

Rebecca Ableman was walking with her two-year-old in a pram when she was struck by the lorry.

Raneem Oudeh and Khaola Saleem were "possibly not taken seriously", says a former police watchdog.

Scotland's battering by heavy rain and more gloomy news in the NHS crisis make the front pages.

The singer praised fans who had waited nearly a year for the postponed show to go ahead.

The granddaughter of a man who raised thousands for cancer research vows to continue his legacy.

Sobriety tags arrived in Wales a year ago and alert probation staff if the wearer drinks alcohol.

The men were all arrested on Friday night after detectives searched homes in County Tyrone.

As energy bills rise and temperatures fall, there are extra payments available.