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Seamus Conlon, 70, was one of three men struck by a stolen car on the Whiterock Road on Saturday.

Airlines have begun to contact affected passengers, after some complained they were left in the dark.

MPs could replace Boris Johnson's government in time to halt the process, Dominic Grieve insists.

Nora Quoirin's parents awoke to find her missing from her hotel room, with the window open.

Former First Minister Carwyn Jones says he fears "chaotic independence for the countries of the UK".

Nearly 80 sheep have been killed and butchered on farms in Northamptonshire since the start of July.

The £150m hospital for sick children in Edinburgh was due to open last month.

Iraqi and Iranian nationals were intercepted around Kent and Sussex coast.

Crews remain at the scene putting out hotspots after Friday's fire which started in a sauna.

It was inventor Franky Zapata's second attempt to fly the 22 miles on his jet-powered craft.

Belfast City Council are piloting instant access to a sign language interpreter at some buildings.

Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay says the EU must recognise "political realities" have changed.

The pop star on "brutally honest" lyrics and why she "stopped apologising" for making music on her own terms.

Why are people selling the very core of their identity to private firms?

The money will be available immediately, with some of it funding upgrades to 20 hospitals in England.

All publicly-owned centres ban the sale of high-caffeine drinks to users under the age of 16.

Sea fisheries will share £4.2m of EU funding while the Scottish Government will contribute £1.4m.

Rick Minns, aka Ruddy Muddy, uses his art to make a difference in people's lives.

There "isn't a dry eye" when the bell is rung and babies are ready to go home from hospital.

Women and girls make up 42% of competitive gamers in the UK, a figure one club wants to change.