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- Man nailed to fence in 'sinister' Bushmills attack
- Man nailed to fence in 'sinister' Bushmills attack
- Lord of the Rings actor Bernard Hill dies aged 79
- Swinney warns of SNP rebuild delay if leader bid challenged
- Swinney warns of SNP rebuild delay if leader bid challenged
- Girl, 10, dies in Bradford house fire
- Girl, 10, dies in Bradford house fire
- Actor Ferrell to join list of Leeds investors
- Thousands of homes without water for fourth day
- Sunak needs to own these defeats, says Braverman
Government denies losing track of likely Rwanda deportees
Some asylum seekers earmarked for Rwanda could abscond before they are detained, the Home Office admits.
Covid-19 Inquiry hears evidence in Northern Ireland
The inquiry is sitting in Belfast for the next three weeks and will hear from politicians and health advisers.
Man charged after crash death of woman, 25
Demi Mabbitt, described as a "kind, gentle soul", died following a car crash in April.
Five 'incredible' British museums nominated for arts prize
Museums in Manchester, London, Skipton and Dundee are nominated for the prestigious Museum of the Year prize.
'Brexit trade checks will cost me £200,000 a year'
Firms warn of higher costs but the government says its new border model will improve biosecurity.
'I hope no other family has to be in our position'
Bereaved families hope for lasting change from the UK Covid Inquiry as it starts hearings in Belfast.
HSBC chief executive unexpectedly steps down
Europe's biggest bank said Noel Quinn will retire after almost five years in the role.
Curtains added to bins dubbed an eyesore
Plastic "curtains" added to bins make them "unsightly" and less likely to be used, locals say.
Race begins to replace Humza Yousaf as Scotland's first minister
Ex-SNP leader John Swinney and former leadership contestant Kate Forbes have emerged as frontrunners to replace Yousaf.
Sports ask government to address water pollution
Water-based sports across the UK are uniting to call on the government to take urgent action to address pollution in rivers, lakes and coastal waters.
'I'll never forgive nail bomber' - victim's father
Phil Maddock says the pain of his daughter's murder in 1999 still feels as raw today as it did then.
SNP seeks new leader as divisions are exposed
Whoever follows Humza Yousaf, who is standing down as Scotland's first minister, inherits formidable challenges.
Woman facing eviction told she would cope sleeping rough
Thurrock Council said it believed Heidi Dodson would cope 'reasonably well' if she was made homeless.
Woman facing eviction told she would cope sleeping rough
Thurrock Council said it believed Heidi Dodson would cope 'reasonably well' if she was made homeless.
Woman facing eviction told she would cope sleeping rough
Thurrock Council said it believed Heidi Dodson would cope 'reasonably well' if she was made homeless.
NHS to stress biological sex in ward allocations
Transgender women should not be put on single-sex female NHS wards in England, the government is proposing.
NHS England to stress biological sex in ward allocations
Transgender women should not be put on single-sex female NHS wards, the government is proposing.
The papers: 'You've only got Yousaf to blame' and 'Amazing Grace'
Tuesday's front pages are dominated by Humza Yousaf's announcement of his intention to quit.
King Charles returns to public engagements
The King will visit a cancer treatment centre in a symbolic return to public events.
Physical checks to begin on EU-UK food and farm imports
The controls kicked in from midnight and are part of the UK's Brexit trade agreement.