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Windfalls are a slip hazard and could be "used as missiles", the borough council was told.

A "phone snatch" victim was stabbed after fighting back along with others, the BBC is told.

Demand is at record levels for blood to help people with the disease that mostly affects black people.

The biggest increase was in crimes against transgender people, which rose by 56% from the previous year.

If devolution is not restored by then, the NI secretary is obliged to set a date for a Stormont election.

Guardian journalist Merope Mills questions hospital decisions after her daughter's preventable death.

People are being warned to only travel if absolutely necessary as the RMT union holds another strike.

Simon Thomas praises staff for delivering his daughter eight weeks early after his wife fell ill.

Ann Dunn, 65, who was attacked in a Liverpool house, was a "one-in-a-million mum", her family says.

Rates continue to rise as the chancellor meets the bosses of major UK banks and building societies.

Academics have looked at the first three years of the government scheme's impact on the North East.

The victim was taken to hospital after being stabbed during rush hour, police say.

Major oil producers including Saudi Arabia will pump less, raising fears of higher fuel prices.

Presenter Summaya Mughal says cultural barriers stopped her learning to swim during childhood.

BBC News NI understands that the industrial action may escalate if the pay dispute is not resolved.

The district council has rejected two of Mr Clarkson's planning applications for the farm this year.

Councils in England say social care reforms have left them facing serious financial pressures.

The man, now a Home Office immigration official, has been suspended, after a BBC investigation.

More people identify as bisexual than gay or lesbian, says a study from the LGBT charity, Stonewall.

New guidance asks staff to share concerns with "trusted contacts", even without the student's consent.