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A cross-party group of MPs is to meet with the security minister on Tuesday, an MP says.

A fault with the Horizon computer system had previously led to hundreds of wrongful convictions.

The Ministry of Defence says this is the third such incident involving HMS Diamond.

Police say a 62-year-old man has been charged over the pitch invasion on Saturday.

Muriel McKay's family has travelled to Trinidad to meet convicted murderer Nizamodeen Hosein.

Two boys, aged 15 and 16, die after being stabbed in an attack in south Bristol, say police.

ScotRail says central belt services will be badly affected for four days from Monday.

A panel of Labour voters, Tory voters and the undecided say who they think would make a good prime minister.

Fire officials and police are working together to find out the cause of a huge fire in Liverpool.

Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch says the business model of the Post Office "just wasn't working".

Kevin Conway died after he was shot multiple times in his west Belfast home.

A new generation of actors and filmmakers are finding confidence in the island's film successes.

Experts say there has been a "huge" rise in people defending their trade mark bids in recent years.

A selection of striking images from our readers around the world.

Ofcom has proposed Royal Mail could cut the days it delivers letters to three as part of reforms.

The firm is facing criticism for continuing production and recruiting new sales agents in Russia.

Toy and games sales fell last year as family finances were stretched but one group is bucking the trend.

Sunday's front pages lead with a number of stories, including Rwandans being granted asylum in the UK.

A teacher took football's authorities to court so Newport could play teams like Manchester United.

Ex-workers of ASW say the scheme to replace their lost pensions is getting less valuable each year.