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A shortage of examiners means some learners face eight-hour round trips to do their practical exam.

The front pages report a "beefing up" of Boris Johnson's leadership team and fears over exam staffing.

The ex-Olympic champion will encourage more people to cycle and walk as head of Active Travel England.

As more locations bid to get Dark Sky status, is it getting easier to spot the aurora borealis?

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The move comes amid warnings that officer numbers could drop by 900 over the next three years.

Inspectorate criticises the police after only one of 69 victims of a fraud has their case investigated.

A leading consultant says staff are bleeding through their scrubs because they have no access to sanitary products.

'Nicholas Rossi' is facing extradition over a charge of rape in Utah in the United States.

Daniel Howells-Thomas killed Keyron Curtis just two weeks before the birth of his daughter.

Rhys Langford, who has months to live, says he wants to help "save this little boy".

The family of Marc Winston Roberts describe him as a fun-loving man who will be sadly missed.

Five business groups write to Chancellor Rishi Sunak asking for support for firms on energy costs.

Gledis Mehalla is accused of the murder of Tomasz Waga in Cardiff on 28 January 2021.

Automatic barriers and number plate recognition cameras will be used at Pen-y-Pass car park.

Fans will be able to return to sporting events and the 'rule of six' is scrapped outdoors for pubs.

Rules will be reviewed but measures are needed to protect staff and pupils, says Drakeford.