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The Northern Ireland Assembly is set to be restored, but what caused power-sharing to collapse in the first place?

Nursing staff are exhausted, with worrying numbers considering leaving the profession, the RCN says.

Unionists should be honest about the opportunities from Brexit, says Sinn Fein MP Chris Hazzard.

Boris Johnson and Keir Starmer clash over conviction rates for rape and sexual assault.

BBC News NI explains what is happening within the DUP and its wider implications for devolution.

What happens next for the DUP under a Sir Jeffrey Donaldson leadership?

There's pressure on the Welsh government to speed up improvements to services across Wales.

Five years on from referendum, it turns out there were far more EU nationals in the UK than was thought.

The Home Office says people with a reasonable excuse for a delay can complete their forms later.

They are among the major losers from the deal as the EU reduces its fish quotas in UK waters.

Artists such as Radiohead and Biffy Clyro back a campaign asking for a financial support package.

It is "foolish" to talk about Indyref2 when the UK is recovering from Covid, Michael Gove says.

It's got a bigger space budget than ever before but does the EU have the necessary ambition to match?

The Foreign Office is accused of lacking transparency and openness on spending reductions.

Data-sharing between the UK and Scottish governments could hit the expansion of the Scottish child payment.

South Yorkshire pigeon fanciers say new rules prevent their birds racing across the English Channel.

Of those in their 30s, 73.3% have had a first dose, latest figures show.

More people are sitting outside to eat and drink and end up sitting by smokers, say campaigners.

He would be the party's third leader in weeks, during a crisis that has raised questions about devolution.