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The job losses are expected to happen over the next 18 months and would leave the firm with 900 staff in NI.

Policymakers keep interest rates at a record low of 0.1% as a second lockdown begins.

Tilly Christmas and Kieran White were due to get married in July but had to change their plans.

The teenager was allegedly attacked in Colliers Wood, south-west London on Tuesday morning.

Joe has autism and doesn't like fireworks – but his mum and an autism charity have some tips to help.

About 420 Argos stores are to close, and the supermarket also plans to shut its fresh food counters.

Sheffield City Council did not provide suitable education for a boy with special educational needs.

Crowds in central London left pubs, bars and restaurants the night before they're due to shut for four weeks

An inquiry is looking at why health workers from ethnic minorities are at more risk from Covid-19.

Staff in intensive care at the Royal Glamorgan Hospital say they are overwhelmed and exhausted.

As organised displays are cancelled due to the Covid pandemic, more people are expected to light fireworks at home.

The exhibition showing the flipside of Britain's migration history and debate.

With gyms shut and the nights getting colder and darker, how can you keep fit?

The lockdown is in place until 2 December and replaces the three tiers of regional restrictions.

The war veteran wants the country to "join together" during the second lockdown.

Robyn Jackson was surfing in Cornwall when a wave threw her off, wedging her board into her leg.

More than 750 properties were flooded in Doncaster following heavy rainfall in November 2019.

Ernest Boateng wants more protection for pregnant women after his wife died with coronavirus.

Events organisers have coordinated Covid-safe video calls with Mr Claus over lockdown.

Counting the birds as four species will help conservation efforts, and threats from climate change.