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Heat pump costs, poor insulation and lack of workers hinder scheme but industry remains positive.

Undercover policing inquiry's first report says unit should have been disbanded early on.

Medical manufacturing firm Zimmer Biomet says it will end manufacturing in Bridgend county.

A live stream of the thanksgiving service is being shown on a large screen in Ballymena.

Nadine Dorries and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg are among MPs criticised for attacking investigation into ex-PM.

An inquest has opened into the death of David Ejimofor who was said to have jumped off a pier.

The government suffers a setback as judges say Rwanda is not a safe third country for asylum seekers.

Nick Sands says anyone who knew his brother would appreciate the family's "great loss".

Policing Minister Chris Philp rejects other recommendations made by the coroner.

A swarm of 20,000 bees which forced the closure of a Glasgow bar has finally been moved on after three days.

The death of a man in his 40s is not being treated as suspicious, police say.

Joanie, who was born with a congenital limb condition, uses the prosthetic to help her serve.

Three-month-old Winnie's back legs stopped working shortly after birth but now she can still explore.

The Microsoft-backed company says the London office will allow it to "attract world-class talent".

Halifax, Nationwide and HSBC are among those increasing interest rates on new home loans.

North Norfolk MP Duncan Baker believes a bylaw could help protect seals during pupping season.

The quake's epicentre on Wednesday was in Tean but people say they felt it as far away as Yorkshire.

A micro artist re-creates masterpieces for "the world's first wearable art gallery".

Turmoil at the UK's biggest water company and the postponement of Madonna's world tour lead the papers.

Councils say not allowing meetings that include virtual attendance makes it harder for parents and disabled people.