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- Man in his 60s dies in Cultra car crash
- Post Office 'misled and deceived me' says key lawyer
- Murder arrest after woman stabbed near bus stop
- Murder arrest after woman stabbed near bus stop
- Swinney says no change in SNP's referendum strategy
- Union votes for strike action over Tata job losses
- Whooping cough cases up again as five babies die
- Bank of England boss weighs in on UK economy row
- Man convicted of jealousy-fuelled prom night murder
- Greens attack Kate Forbes at Swinney's first FMQs
Scallop war: French and British boats clash in Channel
Boats are damaged and stones thrown as French and British fishermen duel in the English Channel.
Boats collide over scallop fishing
French and British fishing fleets have come to blows over when they can catch scallops.
Drone footage of Belfast Primark blaze
The huge fire that gutted a historic Building in Belfast city centre has been filmed from the air.
Hampden or Murrayfield - which will it be?
The Scottish FA will meet on Wednesday to determine where Scotland will play their fixtures from 2020. Will it be Hampden or Murrayfield?
Solihull murders: Victim called police on night of attack
Raneem Oudeh made "a number of calls" to officers but they were "unsuccessful" in locating her.
Belfast Primark fire: 'Grave concern' Bank Buildings could collapse
The roof and some floors of the Bank Buildings in Belfast have given way after a huge fire.
Brexit: May defends 'sensible' plans for future EU relations
The PM rejects criticism of her approach during a trip to Africa, saying it is the basis of a "good deal".
Reality Check: How much crime do gangs commit?
Iain Duncan Smith launches a report on tackling gang violence.
KSI wants Logan Paul rematch in May 2019, not February
The YouTubers' first boxing match ended in a draw.
Ex-chief rabbi condemns Corbyn comments on British Zionists
Jonathan Sacks says the Labour leader's speech is the most offensive since "Rivers of Blood".
Gordon Ramsay 'offers apprenticeship' to college 'snub' teen
Gordon Ramsay brands a college "disgusting" after claims an aspiring chef was told he was too short.
'Raw' food and 'illness' at Egypt hotel where couple died
Alison Cope, a guest at the hotel, said her sister started "coughing up fluid" during her stay.
University Challenge to pose 'gender neutral questions'
The questions on University Challenge should be posed in a 'gender neutral' way, says the show's producer.
Northamptonshire County Council votes to scrap itself
An inspector backed the move in light of the authority's cash woes that include a £70m funds shortfall.
Flips and tricks at Youth Urban Games
Seventy people competed at the event, which was held in Glasgow at the weekend.
Windrush: Migrant Dexter Bristol's family walk out of inquest
Dexter Bristol collapsed in the street and died while trying to prove his British citizenship.
Man admits trying to kill six children in hit-and-run
Gerald Gavan drove his car into the youngsters while targeting another man in Glasgow.
Only Fools and Horses fan turns narrowboat into Del Boy's van
An Only Fools and Horses fan has transformed his narrowboat into Del Boy and Rodney's Reliant Robin van.
Would it matter if chequebooks ran out?
Debate over the future of cheques has been prompted amid a pay dispute among cheque printing workers.
Walkers amazed by Jesus on Twmbarlwm summit
Two runners and their sons hefted the fibreglass statue over stiles and fences to reach the top.