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The Irish language and Ulster Scots legislation was part of a deal to restore Stormont institutions in 2020.

Transport for Wales said the damage caused by the crash in Shropshire will take months to repair.

A judicial review brought by two women over delays in treatment hears the system is "suboptimal".

UK cabinet minister Simon Hart says voters should be consulted before more politicians are created.

The head of the UK's biggest business association says access to EU and UK markets is unique.

Sue Gray's report details drunkeness and Downing Steet staff abusing cleaners during the pandemic.

The UK government says it will make a national security assessment of the sale of Newport Wafer Fab.

A £46m allocation will create more staffing for surgeries and more beds, says the health minister.

The party tables a petition but it is not clear yet if other parties will support it.

The company is setting up a major robotics research centre in the UK.

PC Ashley Tomlinson tells the inquiry into Mr Bayoh's death he also feared for his own life.

Three men, including two brothers, are charged with the murder of Karol Kelly in Londonderry in 2018.

An extensive search was carried out to find the teenager who got into difficulty in the water.

From a new town in North Ayrshire to Scotland's longest serving first minister.

The federation is examining if officers can withdraw good will such as not taking work calls off duty.

The Prince of Wales makes the first royal visit to the region since the start of the Russian invasion.

A man is arrested on suspicion of murder after a 79-year-old woman's body is found.