The literary magazine publishes its list of promising young British writers every 10 years.
About 65 volunteers continue looking for dog walker Ausra Plungiene, 56.
With 30 million Americans claiming Irish roots, it never does any harm for a US president to embrace his Celtic connections.
Turning homes into short-term lets would require planning permission under government plans.
Most care homes struggled but some paid more to shareholders, says the Warwick University-led study.
Data and satellite images show oil spills over five years that threaten species like orca whales.
The Sea King may be old, but the Ukrainian military say it will help in the war, the BBC is told.
With a month until it's held in the UK for the first time in 25 years, who has wowed Eurovision?
Agents say high numbers of tenants chasing a shortage of properties will continue to push up rents.
Thursday's papers are dominated by Prince Harry's decision to attend his father's coronation without his wife.
A lack of personal assistants is leaving some disabled people housebound, a charity has warned.
Piran Ditta Khan will appear in court on Thursday over the 2005 shooting.
The series will feature a new cast and will have seven seasons based on each of JK Rowling's books.
Could the conciliation service Acas make any difference to the current impasse?
Prince William and Prince Harry are among those to praise the "inspirational" work of Bryn Parry.
Conservative Baroness Warsi fears British Asians, including her own family, have been put at greater risk.
A major air and sea rescue operation takes place in rough conditions off Brighton beach.
Storm Noa is sweeping across the UK, with the Met Office predicting winds of up to 70mph.
Shea Ryan, 10, died after a contractor failed to put in place adequate safety measures.
The officer was described as punching the man a number of times and kneeing him in the ribs.
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