Writers including Robert Harris and Ian Rankin remember an author "who transcended his genre".
Kameel Ahmady was sentenced to eight years for collaborating with a hostile power, his lawyer says.
Families are having tough conversations about whether to risk seeing each other at Christmas.
Smaller retailers are concerned that NI supermarkets have been handed a big advantage in Brexit talks.
Officials will hold discussions with France's EDF about funding the Sizewell C project in Suffolk.
Damien Hammond dropped the ball from an upper window, causing severe head injuries.
People wrongly threatened because of immigration policy changes previously received a minimum of £250.
A deadline to finish negotiations had been set for Sunday, but the UK and EU agreed to keep talking.
Intensive care consultant says they now have more patients with Covid than don't have the virus.
Sadiq Khan wants all secondary schools and colleges to close early ahead of Christmas across London.
The Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Choir join forces with Justin Bieber to go for Christmas number one.
Roberts Buncis, 12, was found dead on a patch of common land in Lincolnshire on Saturday.
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday morning.
Unionists believe the centenary should be celebrated, but Sinn Féin says there's "nothing to celebrate".
The leader of one council writes to head teachers and parents warning of "extreme risk" of rising cases.
Medical safety gear worth millions of pounds has yet to be distributed months after it was bought.
Surgeries in more than 100 locations are receiving their first deliveries of the Pfizer jab.
Men who have sex with men in a long-term relationship will now be able to donate blood at any time.
The renowned Cold War novelist, author of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, died following a short illness.
Dundee Rep Theatre is staging individual performances of its Christmas show at the homes of lucky nominees.
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