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England are now favourites to lift their first Euros crown. Here's who they could face along the way.

September could see a Covid vaccine booster programme as well as the annual flu jab campaign.

Victims' families and politicians react to the dropping of Troubles-era cases against two ex-soldiers.

Charities express frustration at lost income as large crowds gather for sporting events.

After 18 months fans will return to the Principality Stadium, but no alcohol will be on sale.

Two Army veterans had faced murder charges over deaths in Londonderry in 1972, including on Bloody Sunday.

The Department for Health is encouraging employers to take part in its workforce testing programme.

Sgt Melvin Dawson was cleared of all but one allegation of unreasonable force against detainees.

Martha Gellhorn covered 12 conflicts in a career spanning six decades.

Hospital admissions are not rising at the same rate as infections across the UK, health officials say.

The judge said barring all trans women would ignore their right to live as their chosen gender.

Her Royal Highness presented volunteers at Antrim Castle Gardens with an award for their service.

The DUP South Down MLA says he does not need to apologise for comments he has made in the past.