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A boy from County Durham donates his teddy bear to give to a child so they "wouldn't be frightened".

The injured man was found after an altercation and died later in hospital, police say.

The head of the UK's armed forces also rejects Ukraine's call for a no-fly zone, saying it will not help.

Ministers are reluctant to wind down Wales' Covid-19 testing regime, says Eluned Morgan.

Sir Keir expresses concern over reports PM helped Evgeny Lebedev join the Lords amid security fears.

The man and woman were taken to hospital on Sunday morning following the assaults on the Antrim Road.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have made Wales the toast of West Hollywood.

Fire crews found the fruity cause of the strong smell after gas detectors showed normal readings.

Crosshouse Hospital in Kilmarnock lost power in the early hours of Sunday.

The oil giant confirmed it made a purchase of Russian crude oil on Friday but said it had "no alternative".

Production at Plant Oxford is stopping until 18 March due a shortage of parts from Ukraine.

Young people are being taught the practice, which is traditionally carried out by elders.

Two women were trapped in mud up to their knees in a Birmingham park in the "pitch black", police say.

A mother whose son died from heart disease urges parents to know the signs and trust their instincts.

A Barnsley school head teacher has said her pupils' mental health is "the worst it's been"

Severn Trent supplies water to eight million people in the Midlands.

Ground penetrating radar will give a clearer picture of the story of Trimontium in the Borders.

A five-month excavation has uncovered 16 buildings and early 19th Century artefacts.

In the week after the invasion, the average price for 900 litres of oil went up by more than £200.

There are calls for NI universities to scrap charges on students attending their own ceremony.